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Avantes will display several new products, including its new miniature optical bench
This April, Avantes will celebrate their 25 years of success in the production and development of spectrometers
Avantes (booth 433) will showcase its latest innovations in the spectroscopy field and give visitors a sneak peek of what to expect from Avantes in the coming year of 2019.
The company’s mini optical bench, the AvaBench-Mini, will be on display. This compact optical bench was made for seamless integration with the user’s own electronics. One of the highlights of 2019 will be Avantes’ new high-power LED light source, providing users with more power for demanding applications like fluorescence measurements.
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At booth C37, Avantes will demonstrate the new AvaSpec-Mini-CL series, which can be equipped with a 2,048-pixel CMOS detector or a 4,096-pixel array.
Enjoy the speed and enhanced native UV/NIR response of CMOS with resolution down to 0.1nm. The design allows less than 0.2 per cent stray light, and the fast response time boasts data transfer speeds as fast as 4.6m/s scan and integration times ranging from 30µs to 59s.
UV/VIS spectroscopy refers to absorption/reflection measurements performed in the ultraviolet and visible light spectrum and is one of the common tools in many a chemist’s tool box. This versatile measurement technique has a secure place in the chemistry lab. Read more to learn how spectroscopy is empowering today’s chemistry and nanotechnology research.
