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Nanofinder 30A
수평 방향(X, Y축) 분해능 0.2μm 이하, 깊이 방향(Z축) 분해능 0.5μm 이하의 높은 공간 분해능으로 3차원 라만 이미징이나 분석을
할 수 있습니다.
또한 고객의 요구에 따라 다양하게 시스템을 확장할 수 있습니다.
Features
- Non-destructive sample measurement
(because of extremely high system sensitivity the laser power on the sample can be reduced. Sample damage or modification is minimized.)
- Extremely high spatial resolution: 200 nm
(excitation laser 488nm, oil immersion 100X microscope objective lens)
- Extremely high spectral resolution: 0.22 cm-1/CCD pixel
(at wavelength 550nm, echelle diffraction grating)
- Versatility: high flexible platform can be combined with various analytical instruments/methods
Applications
- Structural analysis and quality evaluation of carbon material: graphite, diamond, carbon black, carbon nanotube (CNT), fullerene, diamond like carbon (DLC) film, graphene etc.
- Analysis and quality evaluation of solar cell material: copper indium gallium selenide (CIGS), perovskite, quantum dots
- Detection and analysis of minute foreign substances on submicron scale (1/10,000 of a millimeter) or less
- Structural analysis and quality evaluation of lithium ion (Li-Ion) battery material
- Structural analysis and quality evaluation of organic EL (Electro Luminescence) material
- Structural analysis and quality evaluation of power device materials such as silicon carbide (SiC: compound semiconductor material composed of silicon (Si) and carbon (C))
- Analysis of a wide range of substances: gas, liquid or solid
- Analysis and evaluation of very complex biological samples, such as living organisms and human tissues
Examples of system expansion “+a”
Expansion example 1.
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Automatic piezo-stage, Galvano mirror scanner or stepper motor stage
→ Raman mapping in wide range at high speed · Raman imaging
Expansion example 2.
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Scanning probe microscope (SPM)
→ Raman image and high-resolution surface topography (and physical properties) from exactly the same sample area (even simultaneously),TERS
Expansion example 3.
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Cryostat or heating chamber
→ Raman spectroscopy under environmental control
Expansion example 4.
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Pulsed laser and streak camera or Time Correlated Single Photon Counter (TCSPC)
→ Fluorescence lifetime measurement, fluorescence intensity and lifetime imaging Customers' special equipment (hardware and software) Unique system for customers' needs.
Examples of Nanofinder 30A Raman Micro spectroscopy systems with extended functionality
Nanofinder 30A configuration for bio researchers
- For bio applications the Nanofinder 30A system can be equipped with an inverted Microscope and a Galvano mirror scanner (to keep the sample in resting state and move the laser beam for confocal imaging).
Nanofinder 30A extension for CARS Microscope
- Strong Raman signals generated in the non-linear CARS (Coherent Anti-Stokes Raman Scattering) effect can be obtained in very short acquisition time and, hence, fast mapping can be realized.
Ultrashort laser pulses are required for generating CARS signals from the sample.
Since the wavelength of CARS signals is shorter than the excitation laser wavelength there is no influence from sample fluorescence
background. Sample preparation, such as fluorescent labeling, is not required for obtaining fast 3D CARS images
Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging Microscopy (FLIM) extension
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Fluorescence lifetime measurement can be realized by combining Nanofinder 30A with ultrashort pulsed lasers such as Ti:sapphire laser or a picosecond semiconductor laser with a time correlated single photon counter (TCSPC) or a streak camera detector. Fluorescence intensity and lifetime images are obtained in 3D with high spatial resolution and high sensitivity. Observations of intracellular molecules dynamics in biology or carrier dynamics in semiconductor materials are examples of possible applications. Temperature control with heating/cooling chamber or cryostat is also available. Sample imaging can be realized by moving the laser beam with a Galvano mirror scanner.
* Custom-made fluorescence, Photoluminescence (PL), Photoluminescence excitation (PLE) measurement systems are also acceptable