Home

Raman spectroscopy microplate reader by Digilab

Oct. 6, 2014

The Identity Raman spectroscopy microplate reader from Digilab uses either 532 nm or 785 nm laser sources and a spectrometer to automatically obtain Raman emission from liquid samples in various plate formats, with minimal or no sample preparation.

LFW Staff

The Identity Raman spectroscopy microplate reader from Digilab (Marlborough, MA) uses either 532 nm or 785 nm laser sources and a spectrometer to automatically obtain Raman emission from liquid samples in various plate formats, with minimal or no sample preparation. The plate reader can be used with 96- or 384-well microtiter plates, glass slides, or an optional tablet holder; with a 96-well plate, it measures and analyzes samples in under 5 min. Additional features include a notebook computer with pre-loaded software, an adapter plate for powder samples, and a line cord.

About the Author

LFW Staff

Published since 1965, Laser Focus World—a brand and magazine for engineers, researchers, scientists, and technical professionals—provides comprehensive global coverage of optoelectronic technologies, applications, and markets. With 80,000+ qualified print subscribers in print and over a half-million annual visitors to our online content, we are the go-to source to access decision makers and stay in-the-know.