LIBS Spectrometer HGS2048, 0.03 nm Resolution (CAT#: STEM-AL-8904-ZJF)

The HGS2048 is a LIBS spectrometer intended for laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy for elemental analysis. It is designed to collect atomic emission spectra from laser-generated plasma for qualitative and quantitative analysis. The optical, electronic, or mechanical configuration uses a multi-channel spectrometer, pulsed laser, three-dimensional motorized stage, camera, and trigger-delay controller. Operation is based on laser excitation followed by delayed spectral acquisition and automated mapping. The design supports the source-listed measurement or handling functions without adding unsupported capabilities. The product can be integrated into materials identification, elemental analysis, and spatial LIBS mapping. The stated performance, interfaces, and operating limits are restricted to the information provided in the source. Overall, the product provides a dedicated platform or component for laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy for elemental analysis.

Spectral Range: 190-950 nm
Channel Configurations: 8, 5, Or 4
Spectral Resolution: Up To 0.03 nm
Stage: 3D Motorized
Stage Repeat Positioning: <1 µm
Trigger Delay: Nanosecond-Level
Mapping: Automatic Area Mapping
Camera: Positioning Camera Included
Autofocus: Optional

Multi-Channel LIBS Detection
High Spectral Resolution
3D Motorized Stage
Micrometer Repeat Positioning
Nanosecond Trigger Control
Automated Mapping