inVia InSpect confocal Raman microscope
Brand: Renishaw | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment
A version of the inVia microscope set up for forensic laboratories. It identifies crystalline powders, ceramic shards, glass fragments, fibres and inks without contact and without destroying the sample, and offers brightfield, darkfield and polarisation contrast for particle work.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Wavelength range | 200 nm to 2200 nm |
| Lasers supported | 229 nm to 1064 nm |
| Spectral resolution | 0.3 cm-1 (FWHM) |
| Spatial resolution | 0.25 um lateral, less than 1 um axial |
| Detector | 1024 pixel x 256 pixel |
| Typical power consumption | 150 W |
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