Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Spectrometer",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Consultancy uses CAD for varied projects from
SolidWorks Corporation, which we summarised at the time by saying "SolidWorks enabled Petersen and his team to visualise how all of the spectrometer's components would shrink down and fit into a smaller unit, while ensuring against part
interference".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release Accelerated imaging aids analysis from
Specialised Imaging: "Multichannel framing camera promises the ultimate in ultra-high-speed imaging performance in areas including material studies, automotive research, aerospace and nanotechnology".
In July 2007, we covered the news from Lambda Photometrics
concerning its QMS series atmospheric sampling systems
- take a look at Atmosphere samplers monitor for gas leaks
which says: "The QMS gas analyser is capable of sampling gases at pressures from above atmospheric to as low as 10mbar".
Take a look also at the news release from A2 Technologies, Spectrometers offer real-time analysis,
as well as High-speed cameras co-operate from Specialised Imaging,
and Consultants support spectrometer design from Industrial Design Consultancy (IDC).
See also:
Linear motion expertise maintains spectrometers
(March 2007)
Thermo Electron has repeatedly drawn on Reliance's linear motion expertise to help it achieve its specified criteria and maintain accuracy
Software controls measurement information
(March 2007)
Symbion-RX, Version 1.2 preserves all of the advanced features of Version 1.1 while adding several new capabilities, including a significantly expanded library of mathematical functions
EP-IR spectroscopy technology explained
(January 2007)
Application note demonstrates the ability of EP-IR spectroscopy technology to record in detail all chemical information pertaining to an ultra-rapid chemical reaction
Sample vessels are Pi marked
(January 2007)
Vacuum Fabrications has worked for over five years attaining certification for the design and construction of Pi marked vessels
Spectrometer boosts surface analysis capabilities
(January 2007)
A new state-of-the-art Kratos Axis Ultra X-ray photoelectron spectrometer has been incorporated into the surface analysis laboratory at CSMA
Camera aids analysis of fast transient events
(November 2006)
Specialised Imaging has begun shipping its Specialised Imaging Multiple (SIM) framing camera
Far-UV mirrors promise consistent performance
(November 2006)
Starna is one of the few vendors capable of supplying far-UV mirrors with proven performance
Metal analyser is one in a thousand
(October 2006)
Since its market introduction two years ago, the number of Spectromaxx metal analysers sold by Spectro has increased dramatically
Spectrometer design wins international award
(September 2006)
Crucible has won the bronze award in the Analytical Instrument Industrial Design category of the thirteenth annual International Business Outlook Industrial Design Awards
Metals analyser is made for mobility
(September 2006)
A flexible battery-powered handheld spectrometer is designed for for on-site analysis
Seminar to focus on innovations in imaging
(August 2006)
Specialised Imaging is to cosponsor the 'SPIE innovations in imaging' seminar programme at Photonex 2006 in Stoneleigh Park, UK
Integrator to adopt instrument management system
(August 2006)
Stonewater Control Systems is to provide its Field Instrument Management System (FIMS) solution to systems integrator Sanchez Industrial Design (SID)
IR detector is ordered for Mercury mission
(June 2006)
The European Space Agency has selected Sofradir to develop a near-infra-red detector for its space mission to Mercury
Bellows have predictable expansion rates
(May 2006)
Miniature metal bellows are now available from Abssac for metallic hermetic seal use
Spectrometer acquisition expands test services
(December 2005)
CSMA has invested GBP 0.5 million in a new time of flight secondary ion mass spectrometer
Camera can capture fast transient events
(December 2005)
Incorporating high resolution image intensifiers, the Sim multi-channel framing camera from Specialised Imaging can capture images for accurate, high-speed spatial analysis of transient events
Detector heads for Venus
(December 2005)
Sofradir infra-red detector deployed on data channel in the imaging spectrometer to measure ultraviolet and infra-red radiation on Venus Express
Spectrometer has all tasks covered
(October 2005)
The iHR320 imaging spectrometer offers a combination of spectral quality, flexibility, robustness and ease of use that makes it the ideal general purpose spectrometer
News on the MR-CDS 3500-D cross-link density spectrometer from IIC Innovative Imaging Corp
(September 2005)
Using the IIC magnetic resonance cross-link density spectrometer (MR-CDS) 3500-D, measurements of physical and chemical cross-link density for all types of rubbers can be performed automatically
Ensuring leak integrity in the aerospace industry
(September 2005)
Dr Claes Nylander, President of Sensistor Technologies, explains how new test methods can ensure greater quality, productivity and cost-effectiveness when leak testing in the aerospace industry
NIR spectrometer moves out of the lab
(June 2005)
A new portable, robust NIR spectrometer brings real-time full NIR spectral measurement to online and at-line applications
Spectrometer boasts high imaging quality
(May 2005)
The MicroHR is a versatile short focal length large aperture spectrometer for fluorescence, photoluminescence or many other spectroscopic applications
Lenses survive space duties
(May 2005)
The success of the Cassini-Huygens mission to explore Saturn, its rings and moons has been due in no small part to the extraordinary performance and reliability of the scientific instruments onboard
Spectrometer checks out packaging materials
(April 2005)
With ever more manufacturing sourced from overseas, end users can have problems with incorrect additives in plastic packaging
Detector tackles demanding spectroscopy
(April 2005)
The new Activa inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectrometer offers simultaneous analysis and background at multiple wavelengths within a wavelength analytical view
Spectrometer sets standard for polymer degradation
(February 2005)
Labsphere is working with researchers at the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to develop the NIST Gloss Meter Sphere Spectrometer
Spectrometer enables purer alloys
(December 2004)
The ARL 4460 high performance optical emission spectrometer allows steel producers to perform increasingly accurate and precise measurements that guarantee the quality of their alloys
Rapid analysis of common elements in metals
(November 2004)
The Spectromaxx is a next generation spectrometer claimed to set the standard for the rapid analysis of all common elements in metals
CCD-based spectrometer adds nickel appeal
(November 2004)
Thermo Electron Corp has added nickel applications to its state-of-the-art, second-generation charge coupled device (CCD)-based spectrometer
Mesh pushes research boundaries to new levels
(September 2004)
Tecan has won favour with the world's leading mass spectrometer manufacturers through its ability to produce cost-effective customised precision meshes
Spectrometer is compact and versatile
(August 2004)
The MicroHR is a short focal length Czerny-Turner spectrometer that can be used as an imaging spectrograph (with a CCD) for fluorescence and photoluminescence measurements
News on the Raman online laser spectrometer from Emerson Process Management - Rosemount Analytical
(August 2004)
Raman laser-based technology in Rosemount Analytical unit helps plant deliver 99.7% purity by reducing feedstock variability in paraxylene purification
OBE for Sira President
(July 2004)
Sira President Professor Richard Anthony Brook has been awarded an OBE in this year's honours list
Software simplifies medical analyser design
(July 2004)
UK-based Astron Clinica has used Matlab to develop an imaging technology that is designed for the early diagnosis of skin cancer