Horiba Scientific spectrometer software displays all information on one screen

ICP Neo software for the company's spectrometry systems has added a High Dynamic Range Detection System mode.

Laser Focus World Editors
May 23rd, 2016

ICP Neo software for the company's spectrometry systems has added a High Dynamic Range Detection System mode for standard measurement, advanced quality control, and retrospective analysis. It displays all information on a single screen, allows individual passwords for multiple users, and has a contextual tool bar to adapt the content to the selected window.
Horiba Scientific
Edison, NJ
www.horiba.com/neo

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