APE picoEmerald Microscopy and Spectroscopy

Specifications

Tunable Range: 700 ... 1950 nm
Energy Difference: 400 ... 9000 cm-1
Pulse Duration: 2 ps
Spectral Width: 10 cm-1
Laser Wavelength: 1032 nm
Detector Area: 10 x 10 mm
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Features

  • Two Colors in One Box: The picoEmerald system offers a two-color turn-key solution perfect for CARS and SRS applications, delivering up to video-rate speed.
  • Perfect Beam Overlap: Ensures perfect temporal and spatial overlap of exit beams for optimal performance.
  • Wide Tunability: Tunable between 700 - 1950 nm and 400 - 9000 cm-1 energy difference, accommodating a broad range of applications.
  • Ultra-Short Pulses: Delivers 2 ps pulses with a spectral width of 10 cm-1 for precise imaging.
  • Fully Automated: The system is completely automated and fully computer-controlled for ease of use.
  • Low-Noise Performance: Offers extremely low-noise operation compared to all-fiber laser systems, enhancing image quality.
  • Compatibility: Compatible with commercial microscopes and home-built setups, providing flexibility for various research needs.
  • Stability: Actively and passively stabilized, making it ideal for long-term experiments.
  • Microscopy & Spectroscopy: Designed for advanced microscopy and spectroscopy applications with a tunable two-color source.
  • Enhanced Imaging Contrast: SRS microscopy with picoEmerald provides almost background-free imaging contrast and allows simple spectroscopic identification using Raman spectra databases.
  • High Imaging Contrast: CARS imaging offers high contrast without labeling, sensitive to vibrational modes, and visualizes molecular vibrational contrast.
  • Turn-Key System: Combines user-friendly automation features with the utility of open-architecture light sources in a single box.
  • Advanced Detection Module: Includes a built-in jEOM and kSRS detection module with a large-area photodetector optimized for the VIS/NIR range.

Applications

  • Coherent Anti-Stokes Raman Spectroscopy (CARS)
  • Stimulated Raman Scattering Microscopy (SRS)
  • Second Harmonics Imaging (SHG)
  • Pump-Probe Spectroscopy
  • SRS Microscopy of Vibrational Probes
  • Surface Enhanced Hyper Raman Spectroscopy (SEHRS)