Available Spectrometers

Perkin Elmer - Lambda 1050

Double beam, double monochromator, ratio recording UV/Vis/NIR
spectrophotometer

Spectral Range: 180 nm - 3300 nm

Resolution : 0.05 nm to 5 nm(UV-Vis Range) / 0.2 nm to 20 nm (NIR Range)

Photometric Range: 8 A

Detectors: PMT, InGas & PbS

Beam Size at Sample: 3x12 mm

Available accessories

Cuvette liquid sample holder
Solid sample holder
120 mm integrating sphere – range 180 nm to 1800 nm
Oxford Instruments Optistat cryostat range 4 K to 300 K
Linkam THMS600 variable temperature stage range 80 K to 600 K

Perkin Elmer - Lambda 850

Double beam, double monochromator, ratio recording UV/Vis/NIR
spectrophotometer

Spectral Range: 180 nm - 850 nm

Resolution : 0.05 nm to 5 nm(UV-Vis Range)

Photometric Range: 8 A

Detector: PMT

Beam Size at Sample: 3x12 mm

Available accessories

Cuvette liquid sample holder
Solid sample holder
Linkam THMS600 variable temperature stage range 80 K to 600 K

Nicolet iS50R

A research grade FT-IR spectrometer designed for advanced spectroscopic studies, the IS50R is capable of time resolved as well as static bulk IR measurements.

Spectral Range: 21000 cm^-1 - 50 cm^-1

Spectral Resolution : 32 cm^-1 - 0.1 cm^-1

Beam Splitters: Solid state, KBr, CaF2, Quartz

Detectors: Teflon DGTS, KBr DTGS, N₂ cooled MCT, InGaAs, Si

Rapid scan: time resolved FT-IR up to 90 spectra per minute

Step-Scan: time resolved FT-IR on micro second scales for reversible processes.

Polarisation: automated polarisers available

Analysis: Built in reference libraries

Nicolet iN10 Infrared Microscope

An infrared microscope capable for characterisation of bulk or micro samples.

Spectral Range: 7000 cm^-1 - 450 cm^-1

Spectral Resolution : 32 cm^-1 - 0.4 cm^-1

Spatial Resolution: 10 μm x 10 μm

Beam Splitters: KBr

Detectors: KBr DTGS, N₂ cooled MCT-A, N₂ cooled Array

Detection modes: Reflection, Transmission and ATR

Polarisation: automated polarisers available

Older Spectrometer

Perkin Elmer Spectrum GX

Bruker IFS66

for further detail on any of the spectrometers please contact Spectroscopy at warwick dot ac dot uk