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Vacuum Ultraviolet Optical Crystal Characterisation System
Jun 12 2008
The McPherson system works with vacuum from 120 to 930nm. The Czech group, led by researcher Dr. Martin Nikl, uses the McPherson
spectrometer to measure and characterise the optical and luminescence properties of optical crystals, films and single crystals.
The McPherson instrument enables research efforts by allowing tunable, monochromatic vacuum ultraviolet wavelength sample excitation and subsequent emission measurements from the vacuum ultraviolet to the near infrared. The detection system is cooled and capable of 5nanosecond time resolution in the time-resolved signal collection mode.
To increase the potential scope of future work, the sample chamber is prepared, ready for future augmentation. Ports are provided to allow introduction of cryogenically cooled samples as well as Excimer laser and x-ray excitation sources.
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