Ocean Optics LIBS And Raman Catalog

Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) systems from Ocean Optics can help you analyze solids, liquids and gases with rapid results and little damage to your sample. Use our LIBS lineup for materials sorting, elemental analysis, elemental ratio monitoring, quality assurance, process control and more.

Raman spectroscopy is quickly becoming one of the preferred chemical identification techniques across a broad range of application areas. Ocean Optics provides modular probe- and cuvette-driven Raman spectroscopy along with a host of accessories and software.

To convert a spectrum into Raman shifts, convert the excitation (laser) wavelength, λ_EX and each pixel wavelength, λ_i, into wavenumbers: Y = 10⁷ / λ, where Y is the value in wavenumbers (cm^-1). Once you have calculated both Y_EX and Y_i simply subtract to get Raman shifts: RS_i = Y_EX - Y_i