Which spectrometer is best for NIR, Raman or DUV applications?

AP Technologies has different spectrometer options for NIR, Raman and DUV work because those applications usually need very different detector and optical configurations. Its support pages reference spectrometers covering 900 to 1700nm, 910 to 2200nm and 900 to 2500nm for NIR and SWIR work, while the broader range also includes compact and specialist instruments for other spectral regions. That matters because a good Raman or DUV setup is rarely just a matter of picking any compact spectrometer and hoping for the best. Looking at the intended measurement, wavelength region and sensitivity requirements first will lead you to a much better choice.

For more information on Which spectrometer is best for NIR, Raman or DUV applications? talk to AP Technologies Ltd