21 Apr 2020 Mid-infrared (MIR) spectroscopy is used in both industry and research for non-invasive characterization of gasses, liquids and solids as well as characterization of light sources.
The NLIR MIR Fiber Spectrometer is based on a novel measurement scheme that upconverts the MIR light to near-visible light. Silicon-based near-visible light detectors, for example CCDs, are far superior to MIR light detectors in terms of detectivity, speed and noise. The NLIR upconversion technology therefore brings these attractive features, and the advantages that follow, to the MIR regime.
Our Fiber Spectrometer can be used in a variety of applications:
- Characterization of
- CW light sources
- Super Continuum sources
- Laser spectrum analysis
- Laser production certification
- Combustion, flame and fire analysis
- Carbon Hydrate Gas monitoring
- Environmental Gas detection
- Food storage gas analysis
- Transmission and reflection spectroscopy of
- Coatings
- Composite materials
- Foils
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