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PrincetonInstruments.jpgThree new configurations of the LS 785 NIR lens spectrograph are available from Princeton Instruments. The company now offers a system configured for best signal-to-noise ratio, one for highest spectral rate and one for highest performance on a fixed budget. The spectrographs feature gold-coated gratings for increased efficiency and tunable center wavelength adjustment to allow for various laser excitations, including 785, 805 or 830 nm.

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