Raman spectrometer system with dual-wavelength light source
A Raman spectrometer, dual-wavelength technology, applied in the field of optical detection, to achieve the effect of small instrument size, improve detection sensitivity and detection accuracy, and avoid beam crossing
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[0041] pass figure 1 A four-channel Raman spectrometer is set in the connection mode, wherein two channels are the Raman scattered light obtained by 532nm light source irradiation and finally projected on the CCD detector 11, and the corresponding pixel bits are [10,45] and [60,95] respectively; The Raman scattered light acquired by the other two channels irradiated by a 785nm light source is finally projected on the same CCD detector 11, and the corresponding pixel bits are [105, 140] and [155, 190] respectively.
[0042] Choice of two independent volume holographic transmission gratings:
[0043] 532nm laser grating: Raman shift is set to 200-4000cm -1 , 532nm converted into a frequency of 1 / 532nm = 18796.99cm -1 , the range of Raman scattered light is [18796.99-4000,18796.99-200]cm -1 , converted into a wavelength of 537.7~675.8nm, the spectral range of the system is determined to be 530~670, and the center wavelength is 600nm. Considering the size of the system and the ...
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