• BaySpec Inc

    1101 McKay Dr
    San Jose, CA 95131
    United States
    408-512-5928
    408-512-5929
    Visit Company Website

    More Info on BaySpec Inc

    Designs, manufactures and markets advanced spectral instruments, from fiber optic sensing products, UV-VIS spectrometers, hyperspectral imagers, to NIR and Raman analyzers and Raman microscopes, for the R&D, biomedical, pharmaceuticals, chemical, food, semiconductor, homeland security, and the optical telecommunications industries.

    Products

    Compact and turn-key, designed specifically for airborne use.
    BaySpec’s OCI™ hyperspectral imagers brings compactness, effortless operation and high performance together. These imagers works in push-broom mode or snapshot mode. They acquire...
    BaySpec’s RamSpec™-HR dispersive 1064 nm benchtop Raman spectrometers are turn-key solutions designed for best-in-class performance and resolution for dispersive 1064 nm Raman...
    BaySpec’s WaveCapture™ fiber sensing products offer excellent wavelength accuracy, ultra-low power consumption, small form factor, fast sub-ms response time, no moving parts, ...
    BaySpec’s family of market leading optical telecom modules & sub-systems enable agile optical performance monitoring (OPM), including: IntelliGuard™ 100 or 50 GHz DWDM Optical...
    BaySpec’s Nunavut™ CCD and InGaAs detectors employ the latest in opto-electrical components to bring you the very best capability at a very affordable price.
    BaySpec offers a variety of systems and accessories tailored to the most demanding applications. We specialize in developing leading-edge solutions for real-world problems, such...
    BaySpec’s MiniLite™ series of wideband or broadband light sources are designed to enhance analytical spectroscopy, fiber sensing, optical coherence tomography (OCT), and other...
    BaySpec’s Agility™ Raman spectrometer delivers high sensitivity and repeatability in an affordable, ruggedized, battery-operated package. Available in 532, 785, and 1064 nm with...
    BaySpec’s Nomadic™ Raman microscope line is the only Raman microscope on the market today simultaneously equipped with three excitation sources from the visible to near-infrared...

    Articles

    FIGURE 1. Market projections for miniature spectrometers until 2024, and main markets of influence [1].
    Recent innovations in spectrometer miniaturization are unlocking new wearable device applications.
    (Courtesy of BaySpec)
    FIGURE 1. This handheld 1064 Raman instrument for direct sampling (a) was released in 2010 by BaySpec (the handheld Raman product line was sold and transferred to Rigaku Raman Technology in 2011); a 1064 nm confocal Raman microscope was used to sample highly fluorescent amber at a 2 µm spot size (b).
    Raman spectrometers sensitively detect organic materials for bioscience, medicine, food and agriculture, and forensics.
    (Courtesy of BaySpec)
    FIGURE 1. Confocal measurements of fossil feathers embedded in epoxy and amber show keratin, but no carotenoid (yellow) contributions in their Raman spectra.1 The measurements were done with a BaySpec Nomadic confocal microscope (bottom) at 1064 nm, one of the microscope's three Raman excitation wavelengths (the other two are 532 and 785 nm).
    When paired with a high-resolution microscope, Raman spectroscopy opens a world of knowledge for scientists, doctors, and industrial researchers.
    Bayspec
    The OCI-Series multispectral imager covers up to eight customized wavelength bands for versatile imaging.
    1602 Lfw Pro 5
    The OCI-U-470-1000 hyperspectral imager offers up to 120 bands in push-broom mode and up to 35 bands in snapshot mode.
    (Courtesy of Ocean Optics)
    FIGURE 1. Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are a logical platform for smaller, faster, and better handheld spectrometers.
    In 2010, Laser Focus World profiled a number of handheld spectrometer designs and their myriad applications. More than five years later, they continue to shrink in size and/or...
    1510 Lfw Pro 11
    The direct-sight SuperGamut SWIR imaging spectrometer is designed for remote sensing applications, including hyperspectral imaging or imaging spectroscopy.
    Muntjac skin fibroblast cells labeled with Alexa Fluor 488 phalloidin, Alexa Fluor 555 goat anti-mouse IgG, and TO-PRO-3 stain, imaged with a blue LED light. Raman spectrum was taken with 1064 nm laser excitation using BaySpec's Nomadic Raman microscope (a). Raman mapping of a human cell provides direct biochemical information, with the color image reconstructed using a lipid Raman marker (b).
    The ability to excite specimens with multiple wavelengths is enabling great flexibility for leveraging the benefits of Raman spectroscopy in life sciences.
    1508 Lfw Pro 4
    Raman spectrographs for OEMs can be optimized for any excitation wavelength, such as 532, 785, or 1064 nm.
    Mini Lite Laser Source
    MiniLite Series fiber-coupled wideband light sources feature low-cost telecommunication components.

    Buyer’s Guide Listing Information

    Click here for listing information and directions on how to add or update your company.

    Request More Information From BaySpec Inc

    By clicking above, I agree to Endeavor Business Media's Terms of Service and consent to receive promotional communications from Endeavor, its affiliates, and partners per its Privacy Notice. I also understand my personal information will be shared with the sponsor of this content, who may contact me about their offerings per their privacy policy. I can unsubscribe anytime.

    Additional content from BaySpec Inc

    1412prod Bayspec Cropped
    The OCI-UAV hyperspectral camera is designed for use on unmanned aerial and remotely operated vehicles.
    FIGURE 1. The shape of Horiba's iHR550 imaging spectrometer is dictated by its requirements.
    Spectral imaging is finding more and more applications in life sciences, from noninvasive disease diagnosis to food processing. Various imaging spectrometers make those applications...
    B1401prod Bayspec
    The Nomadic dispersive Raman microscope is simultaneously equipped with three laser excitations from the visible to the near-infrared (532, 785, and 1064 nm, or custom).
    (Courtesy of Headwall Photonics)
    FIGURE 1. A hyperspectral image from Headwall Photonics' Micro-Hyperspec sensor was taken from a fixed-wing aircraft.
    Imaging spectrometers capture enormous quantities of data in a 2D form that is relevant to areas from science and security to industry and art.
    1312prod Bayspec
    xSG SuperGamut extended near-infrared spectrometers offer approximately six times better signal-to-noise than traditional Czerny-Turner designs.
    (Image courtesy of BaySpec)
    FIGURE 1. BaySpec's Nomadic confocal Raman microscope (a) is simultaneously equipped with three excitation sources from the visible to near-infrared: 532, 785, and 1064 nm. This system provides chemical analysis and classification. In a forensics application (b), for example, Nomadic's 1064-Raman system can map black ink on paper because inks are highly fluorescent.
    Advanced excitation and detection methods enable exploration of more molecular biology with Raman.
    6 Lfw 9 Bayspec
    The SuperGamut series of bench-top spectrometers include multiple spectrographs, detectors, sources, and optics into one system.
    1 Lfw 14 Bayspec
    The Agility is a transportable Raman analyzer with a dual-band option.
    7 Lfw 9 Bayspec
    Supergamut Raman engines are f/2 Raman spectrometers, which feature volume phase gratings, customizable to any wavelength range.
    (Image courtesy of B&W Tek)
    Raman spectrometers, such as the NanoRam handheld spectrometer, require little to no sample prep for applications like drug identification or antioxidant measurement in skin.
    Spectrometers—instruments that measure light intensity or polarization across a specific segment of the electromagnetic spectrum to analyze and identify chemical composition—range...
    3 Lfw 01 Bayspec
    Enhancements to the Nomadic Raman microscope allow selection of 532, 785, or 1064 nm, or custom excitation wavelengths.
    First Guard 1064 02
    The FirstGuard multi-wavelength handheld Raman analyzers from BaySpec offer 532, 785 or 1064 nm excitation wavelengths, enabling significant light-induced fluorescence.
    Half Moon 01
    The Nunavut InGaAs camera/detector combo line from BaySpec enables low-light spectroscopy in the near-infrared region, and is available in 900–1700, 1100–2200 and 1250–2500 nm...
    Content Dam Etc Medialib New Lib Laser Focus World Online Articles 2011 03 39472
    The Xantus handheld 1064 nm Raman analyzer features a sample ID library for fast data acquisition in samples having fluorescence interference.
    Moving Lab
    The MovingLab portable Raman microscope from BaySpec is available in 532, 785 or 1064 nm wavelengths, with custom wavelengths available upon request.
    (Courtesy of DeltaNu)
    FIGURE 1. The RockHound Raman spectrometer brings spectral mineral analysis to the field. A database stores the spectral signatures of common minerals encountered by geologists.
    Miniaturization of light sources and optical components has shrunk the spectrometer into a portable, handheld form factor that allows the spectrometer to leave the lab and enter...
    Content Dam Etc Medialib Platform 7 Laser Focus World Articles Online Exclusive Articles 2010 Global 3113
    Designed for portable field use, the Xantus-1G-0532 handheld 532 nm Raman analyzer features no moving parts.
    BaySpec has announced the Portability Raman-spectrometer line designed for high-resolution field measurement and validation of unknown substances. The company's unique Volume ...
    BaySpec announces the release of its first next-generation visible-NIR Raman Spectral Engine with a range of 300 to 1100 nm. This vestal instrument can be used for Raman illuminated...
    BaySpec, Inc. (Fremont, CA) has established a new field sales and applications lab to promote and support application-specific, integrated optical spectral engine systems for ...
    At the heart of Shimadzu’s IG-1000, which took a Pittcon Editors’ Choice award, is a comb electrode. It is designed into a disposable cartridge that holds the sample. When the IG-1000 applies AC power to the electrode, the resulting dielectrophoresis effect attracts particles in the sample. When the power stops, the “induced grating”–that is, the grating made up of particles–is released. Smaller particles move away more quickly, and larger particles travel more slowly, enabling measurement.
    Options in spectroscopy and analytical methods for life sciences were plentiful at Pittcon 2009 (the Pittsburgh Conference on Analytical Chemistry and Applied Spectroscopy, March...
    Spectral engines developer BaySpec, Inc. (Fremont, CA) says its new third-generation handheld Raman system offers high reliability and repeatability in a handheld, battery-operated...