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Since 1994, LGR has been developing innovative laser-based measurement strategies for non-destructive analyses of gases, liquids and solids. Building on advanced education in Physics, Chemistry and Engineering from the finest universities worldwide, followed by over 120 years of cumulative real-world experience in product development and applied research, LGR's Senior Staff has demonstrated expertise in the areas of optical diagnostics, laser spectroscopy, physical chemistry, and chemical physics. In addition, many of LGR's staff members hold patents that are basic to the development of LGR's technologies and are active in several professional societies. At LGR, we create the world's highest performing instruments for leading-edge research.
LGR develops reliable, high performance analytical instruments based on novel laser absorption spectroscopic techniques. Our Analyzers have provided measurements of the highest accuracy and precision on seven continents, in the stratosphere, thousands of meters underwater, and above the Arctic circle.
LGR instruments are ideal for a wide variety of applications including:
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LGR includes more than 12,000 square feet of R&D space located in the center of Silicon Valley, in Mountain View, California. These facilities, which may be divided into several laboratories and centers, include the state-of-the-art optical, electronic and mechanical infrastructure that allows our scientists and engineers to develop, test and manufacture leading-edge products for our customers.
R&D Laser Laboratory
The Laser Laboratory is equipped with various continuous-wave and pulsed lasers (including diode lasers, quantum cascade lasers, cw and pulse dye lasers) operating at wavelengths ranging from the UV to the mid-infrared spectral regions, high-resolution wavemeters and interferometers, telecommunications grade fiber-optic components, as well as optical tables, several clean rooms and clean benches, and computational facilities.
R&D Microfluidics Laboratory
The Microfluidics Laboratory consists of our MEMS and chemical analysis facilities and includes multiple wet chemical instrumentation as well as a suite of inspection stations, microscopes and micro-manipulators. This Lab provides 300 square feet of clean room capability housing high-magnification inspection stations and spin-coating stations. The Lab also features several high-resolution micro-positioners and view scopes. The ongoing work at LGR in microfluidics is supplemented by our access to the Stanford University Nanofab Facility, which offers qualified uses access to some of the most sophisticated fabrication equipment available anywhere.
Product Development Center
The Product Development Center allows our engineers to transfer the novel ideas from the R&D lab into real products. In this Center, our engineers and scientists develop and test new devices ranging from comprehensive gas sensing instrumentation and cavity ringdown products to accessories that extend the utility of our Gas Analyzers and OEM product line. In addition to internally developed products, the wide capabilities of the Product Development Center allow us to also specialize in custom instrumentation. If you are looking for new specific sensor systems or products based upon our cavity enhanced absorption (ICOS and CRD) or laser spectroscopy in general, please contact us at sales@lgrinc.com
Manufacturing Center
The Manufacturing Center includes the infrastructure necessary to fabricate and extensively test our full product line of instrumentation and components. Containing more than several thousand square feet of space, the center includes a fully equipped machine shop, environmental test facilities (thermal and humidity chambers), mechanical test facilities (vibration and shaker tables), electronics shop, and computational test facilities.

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LWIA-24EP - Liquid Water Isotope AnalyzerThe Los Gatos Research (LGR) Liquid Water Isotope Analyzer provides measurements of δ18O and δ2H of water in liquid (including wines) and discrete vapor samples with unsurpassed performance. Measurements of both δ18O and δ2H are reported at the unmatched speed of (at least) 1080 injections per day, which corresponds to 180 total samples and 150 unknowns per day (while still incorporating 6 injections per sample). For ... |
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Fast Methane AnalyzerLGR's Fast Methane Analyzer (FMA) provides measurements methane (CH4) at speeds up to 20 Hz. The analyzer is simple to use, low power and rugged which makes it ideal for a wide variety of field studies that involve measurements of these greenhouse gases. The unique ability of LGR analyzers to make true measurements at data rates of 20Hz makes them the only real choices for eddy covariance flux measurements. |

