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Terahertz SpectrometerThe C16356 Handy Probe Terahertz Spectrometer from Hamamatsu Photonics KK features a separate, handheld probe head connected to the main unit by an optical fiber.

Compared to conventional benchtop products, the C16356 is more compact, lightweight, and highly vibration-resistant for mobility in production sites for the quality control of medicines, chemicals, and foods. The device is able to measure large samples, solids, and living organisms.

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