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Unknown Substance Identification Using Raman Spectrometer

This video shows Dr Keith Carron, CEO of METROHM Raman, explaining about Raman spectroscopy for military and first responder applications. The Raman spectrometer employs fingerprint technique to measure vibrations of a molecule using a visible laser. Its new features and sampling accessories offer more advantages and set it apart from other devices. If the target can be seen, then it can be easily detected using the new Raman spectrometer. The device is much more accessible and easy to use in potentially dangerous and high pressure scenarios. It enables accurate and safe measurements of unknown substances. The Raman spectrometer can detect mostly explosives, drugs, and illicit materials.

Run Time – 3:45min

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microCT Technology: Applications, Development and Possibilities

In this interview, Dirk Laeveren and Mark Riccio, Product Marketing Managers for the microCT product line at Thermo Fisher Scientific, discuss microCT, including the possibilities it provides in various applications, and ways to combine it with other visualization techniques.

microCT Technology: Applications, Development and Possibilities

Working Principles of Diffraction Laue Cameras

In this interview, AZoM talks to Daniel Brau, Managing Director of Photonic Science, about the working principles of diffraction Laue cameras, and what makes Photonic Science's Laue crystal orientation systems so special.

Working Principles of Diffraction Laue Cameras
High-Frequency In-Vacuum Cables—to 40 GHz

High-Frequency In-Vacuum Cables—to 40 GHz

For high-frequency signal generation and detection in-vacuum (HV/UHV), Allectra has developed two feedthroughs, the 242-SMAD27G and the 242-SMAD40G, which allow up to 27 and 40 GHz frequencies, respectively. To complement these, we are introducing new K-type SMA cables for in-vacuum use, the 380-SMAK series.

From Allectra Limited