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Infrared Spectrophotometers Infrared spectrophotometers have a prism or, more frequently, a grating for the study and recording of infrared spectra. It usually consists of a radiation source such as a Nernst glower, a monochromator, a detector, an amplifier and a recorder. The most commonly used window and prism materials are rock salt and potassium bromide (KBr).

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Ocean Optics, Inc., A Halma Group Co. - Dunedin, FLSupplier of fully integrated optical sensing systems for research, development and OEM markets. Manufacturing expertise in electro-optical assemblies, optical fibers and precision optics. Ocean Optics is part of the multinational Halma Group of safety and detection companies.
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spectrophotometer An instrument for measuring spectral transmittance or reflectance.
infrared (IR) The invisible portion of the electromagnetic spectrum that lies between about 0.75 and 1000 µm. Radiation in the near-infrared produces a sensation of heat.
infrared spectrophotometer A spectrophotometer having a prism or, more frequently, a grating for the study and recording of infrared spectra. It usually consists of a radiation source such as a Nernst glower, a monochromator, a detector, an amplifier and a recorder. The most...