EXTENDING RAMAN INTO THE THz REGIME

Similar documents
Low-Frequency Raman Spectroscopy Enabling Affordable Access to the Terahertz Regime

Compact Raman spectrometer system for low frequency spectroscopy

RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY See more, faster than ever before

Measuring Stokes shift. Easy, fast and reliable

Omnisens DITEST TM FIBER OPTIC DISTRIBUTED TEMPERATURE & STRAIN SENSING TECHNIQUE

SPECTRAL INSTRUMENTATION

Electro Optical Components, Inc Skylane Boulevard, Santa Rosa, CA Toll Free: 855-EOC

FiberSystem. Fiber Optic Linear Heat Detection for Special Hazard Applications

Multitel develops components and full instruments for in-vitro and in-vivo diagnostics in the biomedical, food and drug sectors.

An FT-NIR Primer. NR800-A-006

WHITE PAPER FIBER OPTIC SENSING. Summary. Index. Introduction. About Fischer Connectors

Model S FT-IR SPECTROMETER

FPI Detectors Pyroelectric Detectors with Spectrometer Functionality

Current Research Topics in Optical Sensors and Laser Diagnostics

INVENIO R. Innovation with Integrity. The new intuitive FTIR R&D Spectrometer FTIR

Communications. Sensing. Instrumentation. Delivering tomorrow s optical and photonic solutions today. BREAKTHROUGH PHOTONIC PRODUCTS

Stand-off Detection of Trace Explosives by Infrared Photothermal Imaging. Trace Contamination

High Sensitivity Explosives Detection using Dual-Excitation- Wavelength Resonance-Raman Detector

Chemistry Instrumental Analysis Lecture 14. Chem 4631

Spectrum IR Series Mid-, Near- and Far-Infrared Spectroscopy THE WINNING PLATFORM

Long-distance remote simultaneous measurement of strain and temperature based on a Raman fiber laser with a single FBG embedded in a quartz plate

Modular: available in any length Current monitoring & error detection Wavelengths: from UV to Visible and IR. LOTUS Line lights

UC INSTRUMENTS GM8036 LASER SWEEP OPTICAL SPECTRUM ANALYZER (1525 ~ 1610 nm) Technical Specifications v1.01 March, 2011

From THz to X-ray - Inventing the Future. Progress in NIR spectroscopy and its industrial applications

Sensing Technology. A company of the BRUGG Group

APPLIED. OMA-300 Hydrogen Sulfide Analyzer H 2. Ex p. Ex d. The world s safest continuous H 2. S analyzer. The OMA continuously measures H 2

Distributed Temperature Sensing

高等食品分析 (Advanced Food Analysis) II. INSTRUMENTS FOR OPTICAL SPECTROSCOPY *Instruments for optical spectroscopy: Optical spectroscopic methods are

Modular: available in any length Current monitoring & error detection Wavelengths: from UV to Visible and IR. LOTUS Line lights

Laser Safety and Classification Full Version (CA-1110) Advanced Version (CA-1111) Basic Version (CA-1112)

9 W, 15 W and 25 W Industrial Fiber Laser Systems IFL Series

APPLIED. OMA-406R Rackmount Process Analyzer

OPTICAL FIBER SOLUTIONS

Mass Sensors, Inc. Profile. Applications. Technology Baur Blvd, St. Louis, MO (314)

Artisan Technology Group is your source for quality new and certified-used/pre-owned equipment

Technical specifications of FT-IR Spectrometer

Office of Nonproliferation and Verification Research and Development University and Industry Technical Interchange (UITI2011) Review Meeting

Exhibitor Listing S48 S11 S46 S22 S24 S32

More Precision. Innovative Sensor Technologies. Displacement Distance Position. Dimension Temperature Colour

OMA-300 Process Analyzer

DEVELOPMENT OF THE INFRARED INSTRUMENT FOR GAS DETECTION

Standard Operating Procedure Raman Microscope - Renishaw invia

SIMRAD GD10 IR GAS DETECTOR

APPLIED. OMA-206P Portable Process Analyzer. A window into your process since 1994.

RAMAN SCATTERING AND OTDR BASED DISTRIBUTED SENSOR FOR TEMPERATURE MONITORING APPLICATIONS

6340(Print), ISSN (Online) Volume 4, Issue 2, March - April (2013) IAEME AND TECHNOLOGY (IJMET)

Erbium-Doped Fiber Amplifier (EDFA) - MW Series

FEATURE ARTICLE. The PLCA-800 Series Inline Particle Sensor for Chemical Solutions. Yoshihito Yuhara. Abstract

Gas Temperature Measurements with High Temporal Resolution

Drying and Curing Solutions

Instruction Manual. gray Housed Detectors. for. greenteg AG Technoparkstrasse Zürich, Switzerland T: F:

Table of Contents. Why Raman? and Why Now? 2. The BaySpec Advantage 3. Customized Instruments 14. OEM Partnership 14

Bunch Length Interferometer System

Instruction Manual. gray Mounted Detectors. for. greenteg AG Technoparkstrasse Zürich, Switzerland T: F:

The Optical Scattering Calibration System at SNO+ IOP 2015

DETECTION AND LOCALIZATION OF MICRO AND MULTIPHASE LEAKAGES USING DISTRIBUTED FIBER OPTIC SENSING

Advanced Laser Material Processing Solutions

Propagation loss in optical fibers (01/29/2016)

Application of Golay Coded Pulse Compression in Air-coupled Ultrasonic Testing of Flexible Package Seal Defect

ANNEX I. Technical specifications for: Supply of various Trace Explosive Detection Systems

818 Series. Low-Power Detectors ABSOLUTE SPECTRAL RESPONSIVITY (A/W)

SAMPLE SPECIFICATIONS CONTINUOUS MONITORING SYSTEM (Insitu)

North Dakota State University Laser Safety

Date: Wednesday, January 31, 2018 Time: 8:30 am 5:00 pm Location: Moscone West (Room 2018, Level 2)

Updated Leak Detection & Location Technology

THEORY OR OPERATION 2 SENSOR UNIT - MECHANICAL 6 SENSOR UNIT - ELECTRICAL 8 CONTROL UNIT - MECHANICAL 9 CONTROL UNIT - ELECTRICAL 9 OPTIONS 11

Company facts. ! Photoacoustic Spectroscopy (PAS) and! Fourier Transform InfraRed (FTIR) principle

scale analysis to micro scale imaging-ftir. State of the art and future perspectives.

Optical Return Loss Measurement by Gregory Lietaert, Product Manager

Features and Benefits

Introduction to Fiber Optic Sensing

WIDEBAND OXYGEN SENSOR

Laser Analyzers for NH3 Safety Monitoring and Leak Detection

A Cost Effective Multi-Spectral Scanner for Natural Gas Detection

TENSOR II. Innovation with Integrity. FTIR Spectrometer Reliable. Convenient. Powerful. FTIR

Wavelengths: From UV to Visible and IR COBRA TM Max

Diode-Pumped Solid-State Blue Lasers

A study of vial headspace moisture in an entire freeze dried batch and the factors affecting moisture content variability

UV CURING SYSTEMS OmniCure UV Curing Lamp & LED Systems TO ORDER, PLEASE CALL

Low-Power Detectors. Key Features. 818 Series. Power levels from pw to 2W. Wavelengths from 190 nm to 1800 nm. Proprietary detector optics

Understanding total measurement uncertainty in power meters and detectors

Fiber Optics and Liquid Level Sensors Line Guide

Protecting Ethylene Process Facilities: A Review of Gas Detection Methods

Analisi del Focus-shift su sorgenti multikw. Luca Porcelluzzi Ophir Spiricon Europe GmbH

Tough as They Come. Ceramat. Retractable fittings for extreme conditions. With ceramic sealing to the process.

818 Series Low-Power Detectors

Time Domain THz Spectroscopy and Related Sensing Applications

Spectrum Detector, Inc.

Luna Technologies Webinar Series. New Rayleigh-Based Technique for Very High Resolution Distributed Temperature and Strain Sensing

Clearlite Photonic Fibers

Laser Diagnostics and Optical Measurement Techniques

PUV, PIR and PFO Series BROCHURE

Health Monitoring System Using FBG-Based Sensors for a 12-Story Building with Column Dampers.

Optical Time Domain Reflectometry (OTDR)

MIR Spectroscopic Sensing. IQCLSW 19th Sept Simon Nicholson Sales Director Cascade Technologies

InfraSpec NR800. FT-NIR Analyzer. Bulletin12Y03A03-01E

Variable Temperature Options for Optical Experiments

DWDM OTDR with Tunable Laser MTP-200-D100. Hand-held High Performance OTDR. Series

760nm Single mode VCSEL with Peltier Element and Thermistor in TO510

OPTICAL TIME DOMAIN REFLECTOMETRY (OTDR) Dr. BC Choudhary Professor, NITTTR, Chandigarh

Transcription:

Advanced Solutions for Optical Measurements EXTENDING RAMAN INTO THE THz REGIME DELIVERING BOTH CHEMICAL COMPOSITION AND STRUCTURAL INFORMATION IN A SINGLE MEASUREMENT Structural Fingerprint ± 5 cm -1 to 200 cm -1 Chemical Fingerprint 200 cm -1 to 2,000 cm -1 Raman Signal (a.u.) 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0-200 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 Carbamazepine -100 0 100 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 Raman Shift (cm -1 ) [THz] Form 2 Form 3 Polymorphs and other structural attributes can be clearly identified by strong, low-frequency/ THz-Raman signals Both Stokes and anti-stokes signals from ± 5cm -1 to 200cm -1 (150GHz 6 THz) and beyond! Complete chemical fingerprint

SIMULTANEOUS MEASUREMENT OF BOTH CHEMICAL AND STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES Ondax patented 1 THz-Raman systems boost both the efficiency and reliability of materials characterization, in a single, real-time, non-destructive measurement. By unveiling the low-frequency (low wavenumber) range of the Raman spectrum, often referred to as a secondary structural fingerprint, it is possible to directly observe and differentiate key structural properties of materials, while preserving the complete chemical fingerprint. Key applications include: > Differentiation and screening of polymorphs > Monitoring and quantifying degree of crystallinity > Characterizing and observing co-crystal formation > Process monitoring and analysis of chemical reactions > Characterizing thickness and orientation of few-layer nanomaterials > Structural characterization of polymers > Explosives detection and analysis, including determination of formulation methods > Advanced forensic analysis of materials Ondax THz-Raman Spectroscopy Modules are designed as integrated, ultra-compact, plug-and-play solutions to upgrade your existing Raman spectrometer. Comprising an ultra-narrowband ASE-free laser source, NoiseBlock TM 90/10 beamsplitter, and dual-stage SureBlock TM notch filters, the system delivers >OD9 Rayleigh attenuation and signal capture of both Stokes and anti-stokes signals down to 5cm -1. (Fig 2) The THz-Raman region (±5cm -1 to 200cm -1 ) corresponds to the THz-energy vibrations (150GHz-6THz) of inter-molecular/intra-molecular vibrations, including phonon modes, lattice modes, and/ rotational modes. These are often 5-10 times stronger than normal vibrational modes, significantly boosting signal strength. By capturing both Stokes and anti-stokes signals, spectral features can be validated and the excitation wavelength (0cm -1 ) can be precisely determined due to signal symmetry, eliminating the need for system re-calibration. Fig. 1 Benchtop THz-Raman module Narrow-band Dichroic Beamsplitter Ultra Narrow-band Notch Filters ASE Suppression Filters Interchangeable Sample Interface Wavelength Stabilized Laser Fig. 2 THz-Raman spectra of Carbamazepine shows clearly differentiated polymorphic and hydrated forms² Excitation (Rayleigh) Line THz-Raman Fingerprint Region structural chemical.15 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 60 THz THz -300-200 -100-5 5 30 100 200 2,000 cm -1 anti-stokes Raman Shift Stokes Ultra-narrow-band Notch Filters & Filter Systems Ondax patented¹ SureBlock ultra narrow-band notch filters are the enabling technology for highly selective wavelength applications like low frequency THz-Raman spectroscopy. With laser line attenuation of up to 99.9999% (optical density: OD 6) and a transition width of ~5 cm -1, SureBlock TM filters are more than 10 times narrower than available thin-film notch filters. High transmittance on both sides of the notch enables both Stokes and anti-stokes Raman spectra to be simultaneously observed. Designed to fit into standard 1 optical mounts or incorporated into any XLF or TR Series THz-Raman platform, SureBlock notch filters never degrade and are designed for high efficiency and excellent transmission. Available in standard wavelengths of 488nm, 532nm, 633nm, 785nm, 808nm, 976nm and 1064nm, Custom wavelengths available upon request. 1 US Patents 7,986,407 and 8,184,285 2 Data taken using Ondax SureBlock notch filters and a single-stage spectrometer at 785 nm Fig. 3 SureBlock wavelength selectivity at 785nm compared to a thin-film edge filter shows 10x improvement in resolution

SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS All TR-Series THz-Raman modules are ultra-compact and simple to connect via fiber to almost any spectrometer or Raman system. A high-power, wavelength-stabilized, single-frequency laser source is precisely matched to the ultra narrow-band ASE, beamsplitter and notch filters to assure maximum throughput and exceptional attenuation (>OD 9) of the excitation source. Systems are available in 532nm, 633nm, 785nm, 808nm, 976nm and 1064nm excitation wavelengths. The TR-PROBE is a compact, robust THz-Raman probe that enables in-situ reaction or process monitoring, and can also be flexibly configured with a variety of sample interface accessories, including immersion or contact probe tips, a convenient vial/tablet holder, a Transmission Raman adapter, a microscope mount, or a steerable non-contact optic (see options below). A separate CleanLine laser provides ASE-free excitation via a multimode fiber, enabling the probe to operate in harsher environments where electrical connections are not permitted. The TR-BENCH is configured for benchtop use and offers a similar range of interchangeable sample interface accessories holder for fast, easy measurements. The system also comes with a standard cage mounting plate (centered on the collimated output beam) to allow for customized collection optics or easy integration into a customized system. Options include circular polarization or a dual-port/dual polarization output for simultaneous measurement of both S and P polarizations. The TR-MICRO mounts directly to a broad range of popular microscope platforms and micro-raman systems, and can be easily switched in and out of the optical path. Linear polarization is standard, circular polarization is optional. Ondax THz-Raman modules are compatible with virtually any commercial Raman system or spectrometer, and Ondax can recommend or integrate an appropriate spectrometer and deliver as a complete turnkey system. Spectrometer Camera Probe with Vial/Tablet Holder TR-MICRO Probe with Non-Contact Optic TR-BENCH TR-PROBE Probe with Contact/Immersion Probe Tip Probe with microscope mount Probe with Transmission Raman Adapter and sample tablet/vial holders Probe without accessory Collimated beam output A variety of sample interface accessories enable the TR-PROBE and TR-BENCH to be easily configured to match a broad range of applications. Immersion or contact probe tips may be mounted with either a fixed SwageLok mount, or for longer probes that may need alignment, an adjustable tip/tilt probe mount. The Vial/Tablet Sample Holder incorporates an adjustable steering mirror, interchangeable focusing lens, and safety shutter, and the Steerable Non-contact Optic Mount allows for projection and steering of the output beam with precision alignment and interchangeable focusing optics, for applications requiring long-range collection paths. New accessories include a Transmission Raman adapter (Probe only) which s ideal for bulk sampling of tablets or vials, and a Microscope mount with in/out optical switching and beam steering adjustments.

Advanced Solutions for Optical Measurements ASE Filters and Beamsplitters The NoiseBlock TM ASE (Amplified Spontaneous Emission) filters and CleanLine TM filter assemblies transmit ASE emission and reflect only the desired single frequency line, suppressing the broadband ASE spectral background of a single frequency laser by >40dB resulting in a clean, ASE-free beam (Fig. 1). NoiseBlock TM filters ensure the pure spectral excitation beam required for ultra-low frequency THz-Raman spectroscopy and other demanding applications. They are designed to match the ultra-narrow spectral profile of our SureBlock Notch Filters, and are incorporated into all Ondax TR Series THz-Raman Systems. They can also be used as spectrally selective 90/10 Beamsplitters, providing up to a 4x throughput improvement in Raman spectroscopy applications. Available from 400nm to 2000+nm, in free-space, fiber-coupled, and pre-assembled CleanLine TM configurations. Fig. 1 Wavelength stabilized laser ASE VHG Filter Transmitted ASE light Specular reflection Mirror or 2nd ASE VHG Filter ASE filtered laser beam Integrated LM Module and CleanLine ASE Filter assembly Free space ASE and 90/10 Beamsplitter or standalone CleanLine ASE Filter Assembly Raw laser diodes produce ASE light on the order of 40-60dB below the laser line that can affect critical measurements within 400-500cm -1 of the laser line. NoiseBlock TM filters efficiently suppress ASE, leaving a spectrally pure source for measurements down to <10cm -1. Typical performance is shown at right for a 405nm and 785nm lasers. WAVELENGTH STABILIZED DIODE LASERS The majority of modern Raman spectroscopy systems depend upon wavelength stabilized diode laser technology pioneered by Ondax. The Ondax PowerLocker, a miniature, ultra-narrowband Volume Holographic Grating (VHG) filter, creates an external cavity that locks the diode laser wavelength into a narrowed optical spectrum. This increases spectral brightness and delivers the stabilized optical performance required for precise, repeatable Raman measurements. All SureLock Wavelength Stabilized Laser Diodes and Laser Modules incorporate the PowerLocker and are engineered for optimum Raman performance. Available in a wide range of wavelengths, power levels, and form factors, Ondax can also custom-configure a wavelength-stabilized solution to meet your exact application or OEM requirements for any Raman spectroscopy system. BENCHTOP TURNKEY MODULES WAVELENGTH STABILIZED LASERS 405NM TO 1064NM OEM SOLUTIONS COMPONENTS

ADDITIONAL APPLICATIONS Crystal Monitoring and Analysis Identifying and monitoring the formation of cocrystals is also improved using THz-Raman spectra. The figure above shows the clearly recognizable peak shifts that occur when cocrystals are formed in a mixture of Caffeine and 2-Benzoic acid. Phase Monitoring Phase changes of Sulfur observed when heated from room temp.(α) to 95.2 C (β) and then to the melting point of 115.21 C (λ). Note the clearly recognizable changes in peak location, shape and magnitude in the THz-Raman region. Crystalline phases result in sharp peaks, which broaden and dissipate as the sulfur liquifies. Gas Sensing Rotational modes of many gases can be clearly seen in the THz-Raman region. Signal intensities can be up to 10x those in the fingerprint region, opening up the possibility of using Raman for extremely sensitive gas sensing applications. The Stokes/anti- Stokes ratios can also be used for in situ sensing of temperature. Phase Monitoring Low frequency spectra can be used to monitor transformation of polymorphs. The waterfall plot above shows anhydrous theophylline before and after its transformation into a flocculated slurry, over a period of approximately 100 seconds. Data courtesy Clairet Scientific Ltd. Polymorph Identification Polymorphic forms and hydrates of pharmaceuticals can easily be distinguished in raw materials analysis, finished goods, process monitoring, and QC applications. Synthetic Pathway Analysis - Explosives Forensics Multiple samples of ETN (Erythritol Tetranitrate), representing systematic variations of ingredients and preparation routes, show distinctive differences. Visit the Ondax Online Store to find off-the-shelf samples of hundreds of products, available for immediate delivery. For more information about Ondax products and the name of a local representative or distributor, visit www.ondax.com, email sales@ondax.com, or call 626.357.9600

ADDITIONAL APPLICATIONS Pharmaceutical Applications Key challenges for the pharmaceutical industry includes polymorph identification, reaction monitoring, raw material quality control, and counterfeit detection. THz-Raman reveals structural fingerprints that can rapidly differentiate polymorphs, isomers, co-crystal, and other structural variations of substances and compounds. Explosives Detection, Forensics and Source Attribution THz-Raman goes beyond chemical detection to reveal a structural fingerprint that can be attributed to specific ingredients, methods of manufacture, and storage/handling of many popular home-made explosive (HME) materials, revealing clues about how and where they were formulated. Semiconductor and Nanomaterials Graphene and carbon nanotubes are just two of the many nanomaterials that exhibit strong low-frequency signals. For Graphene, THz-Raman analysis can determine the number of monolayers, and for carbon nanotubes, the diameter of the structure. Differences in structural characteristics and defects in crystals can also be detected. Crystallization and Reaction Monitoring Low-frequency THz-Raman signals undergo clear, rapid shifts corresponding to changes in molecular structure, enabling highly sensitive, real-time monitoring of crystal form, phase, or structural transformations. Industrial and Petrochemical THz-Raman delivers additional sensitivity and information about molecular structure to control processes, improve yields, and monitor crystallization or structural transformation during manufacturing. Gas Sensing Rotational modes of gases such as Oxygen provide signal intensities up to 10x those in the fingerprint region. Stokes/anti-Stokes ratios can also be used for remote sensing of temperatures in gases, plasmas, liquids and solids. Visit the Ondax Online Store to find off-the-shelf samples of hundreds of products, available for immediate delivery. For more information about Ondax products and the name of a local representative or distributor, visit www.ondax.com, email sales@ondax.com, or call 626.357.9600 850 E. Duarte Rd. Monrovia, CA 91016 626.357.9600 (Tel) 626.513.7494 (Sales Fax) www.ondax.com www.thz-raman.com No responsibility is assumed by Ondax, Inc. for use of this product nor for any infringements of patents and trademarks or other rights of third parties resulting from its use. No license is granted under any patents, patent rights or trademarks of Ondax, Inc., and the company reserves the right to make changes in specifications at any time without notice. Each purchased laser is provided with test data. Please refer to this data before using the laser. 2018 Ondax, Inc.