Many interesting phenomena emerge at cryogenic temperatures, and often, additional or new information about a sample can be obtained with temperature-dependent measurements. This variable temperature Raman microscope system is optimized for high collection efficiency and throughput, offering an automated and controlled environment for characterizing materials with standard spectroscopic techniques.
Experimental Benefits
- Explore temperature-dependent phase transitions, frequency shifts, and linewidth sharpening with precise sample temperature control
- Obtain spectra at user defined intervals through the entire range (4K – 525K). A full set can be obtained in about one hour
- Generate precise Raman maps with low thermal-mechanical drift
- Acquire a full material property profile with simultaneous temperature-dependent spectroscopic and electrical measurements
- Measure weakly emitting materials efficiently with the integrated high NA optics
Measurement Techniques
- Raman Microscopy and Imaging
- Photoluminescence Spectroscopy and Imaging
- Absorption Spectroscopy
- Electrical and Photoelectrical Transport