Jobin Yvon / HORIBA - T64000 - High Resolution Raman Spectrometer - 2009

The name T64000 stands for a triple spectrometer system. It has three monochromator stages (diffraction grating) connected in series, which means that interfering laser light can be suppressed extremely effectively. This allows Raman signals to be measured that are very close to the laser line – up to a distance of a few cm⁻¹ Key features Triple monochromator design for maximum stray light suppression Very high spectral resolution (up to about 0.15–0.3 cm⁻¹ depending on configuration) Measurement of very low Raman shifts possible Combination with microscope (Micro-Raman) Different laser wavelengths from UV to NIR Liquid nitrogen-cooled CCD cameras for low-noise measurements Typical Applications Application area Semiconductor Stress and Defect Analysis Geology Mineral Determination Chemistry Molecule Identification Nanotechnology Graphene, Carbon Nanotubes Art/Conservation Pigment and Material Analysis Solid State Physics Phonons and Lattice Modes