Short wavelength laser chiral Raman spectrometer
A Raman spectrometer and short-wavelength technology, applied in the field of short-wavelength laser chiral Raman spectrometer, can solve the problem that chiral Raman spectroscopy is easily interfered by fluorescence, research on Raman optical activity of difficult chiral samples, and chiral Raman spectroscopy Problems such as low signal sensitivity
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[0016] as attached figure 1 As shown, a short-wavelength laser chiral Raman spectrometer (short-wavelength laser Raman optical activity spectrometer), consists of a laser excitation light source with a wavelength between 325nm and 532nm, a linearly polarized light uniform system, a circularly polarized light converter, and a sample Pool, circular polarized light splitter, double-beam bifurcated fiber, Rayleigh line filter, imaging spectrometer, charge-coupled device short-wavelength wide-range sensitive CCD, and computer.
[0017] The excitation light source is mainly composed of DPSS lasers with different wavelengths. The output power of the 457nm laser is greater than 300mW, and the output power of the 532nm laser is greater than 1000mW. The output power and mode are stable, meeting the needs of chiral Raman spectroscopy.
[0018] The laser light emitted by the short-wavelength laser passes through the linearly polarized uniform system, and after being collimated and focuse...
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