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Raman Microspectroscopy with Automatic Focus Tracking to Save You Time and Effort
A confocal Raman microscope suitable for samples with uneven, curved or rough surfaces
The new confocal Raman microscope inVia™ Qontor® is Renishaw’s most advanced Raman microspectroscope. Building on the market-leading inVia Reflex, the inVia Qontor adds a new dimension to the performance and ease of use for which inVia is renowned. The inVia Qontor Raman microscope sees the ...
FT-IR microscopy in the fast lane - the LUMOS II
One infrared microscope for all
LUMOS – FT-IR microscopy made easy...
The Ergonomic Stereo Microscope for More Productive Work
A modern eyepiece-less stereo microscope for viewing and analyzing your components and samples in 3D
Lynx EVO is a high productivity stereo microscope without eyepieces, powering your productivity through stunning 3D viewing.The unique patented eyepiece-less optics of award winning Lynx EVO liberates users from restrictive working practices, opening up a world of enhanced efficiency through ...
Digital Microscope for a Smart Inspection
Ultra-sharp images combined with intuitive functionality for digital inspection & documentation
EVO Cam II digital microscope delivers excellent image quality to help uncover hidden details. Optical excellence and magnification up to 300x ensures ultra-sharp images at all times, EVO Cam II is optimized for quality control, testing, inspection and documentation, in Laboratory, R&D, ...
Video of heat transfer at the nanoscale
This video made with the University of Minnesota ultrafast electron microscope (UEM) shows the initial moments of thermal-energy motion in an imperfect semiconducting material. The video shows nanoscale waves of energy, called phonons, moving at about 6 nanometers (0.000000006 meters) per ...
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