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Model RA100 -Raman Analyser
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With Renishaw`s RA100 Raman Analyser you can make remote Raman measurements in your laboratory, out in the field, or on a production line. It provides higher spectral performance than more basic handheld Raman systems and is small enough to transport to the sample or specimen site. With a range of fibre probe options you can view your sample, select the analysis region of interest and collect data, at whatever magnification you need.
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A complete system consists of:
- a RA100 high throughput spectrometer
- up to four fibre optic probes
- single or multiple lasers
- a computer (or laptop)
Great results
RA100 gives you great Raman spectra:
- optimum optical design for rapid analysis (efficient f/1.4 optics)
- configurable to suit your application
- cooled research-grade CCD detector for high sensitivity measurements
- up to four lasers (of the same or differing wavelengths), each capable of serving one or more sampling stations
- supported excitation wavelengths are 488 nm, 514.5 nm, 532 nm, 632.8 nm, 785 nm (others available on request)
- internal reference source for self-calibration
Easy to use
RA100 is easy to use:
- it uses the same data and user-interface standards as Renishaw`s other spectroscopy products, reducing operator training requirements
- turn-key operation for ease of use
- software controlled probe switching
- Custom Analysis Package (CAP) software available for repeated identical analysis requirements
Reliable
You can rely on RA100:
- rugged components for an extended trouble-free lifetime
- tested to withstand industrial environments
- modular to allow rapid switch-over of components
- optional external reference source for calibration transfer
Flexible
- Up to four wavelength-specific fibre optic probes per control unit to minimise costs
- Probes can be up to 100 metres away from the RA100
- One laser can be used for several sampling stations. Spectra can be acquired from all stations simultaneously
- Multiple excitation wavelengths - several lasers can each supply a corresponding probe. Spectra are acquired sequentially from each set of like-excitation-wavelength probes