New Spectrograph Configurations Optimized for Raman and Fluorescence Application Aug 11, 2008

Princeton Instruments introduces three new configurations of its LS 785 NIR lens spectrograph, designed specifically for demanding Raman and fluorescence applications that require the highest throughput. The new systems pair Princeton Instruments’ high-performance PIXIS deep-depletion CCD cameras with their Acton Series LS 785 spectrographs. The new configurations include a system optimized for best signal to noise ratio, one for highest spectral rate, and another designed for highest performance on a fixed budget.

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