The Optima 8300 ICP-OES optical system

Energy from the plasma enters the spectrometer and is
focused on the entrance slit by the torroidal mirrors .
The first mirror is computer-controlled and can be automatically positioned to optimize both the plasma viewing

The second purpose of the Schmidt cross-disperser is to
serve as a grating that separates the light by order. The
dispersed light is sent to the camera sphere and then onto
the UV wavelength detector via the fold flat mirror, the size
and shape of which are matched to the hole in the crossdisperser so that no energy is lost.
The third use of the Schmidt cross-disperser is to optically
correct for spherical aberrations, distortions of the optical
image. By correcting for these aberrations, the Optima
spectrometer produces clean, sharp images at the detector
for highest resolution . To provide long-term stability,
the entire Optima 8300 optical system is enclosed in a thermostatted housing. This isolates the optical system from the
ambient environment and ensures exceptional wavelength
stability. Better stability means better productivity, because
less time is required for recalibration.

جهت مشاوره و خرید انواع تجهیزات آزمایشگاهی با مشاوران واحد فروش شرکت شناسا پرتوژن ۷۵۳۱۱ – ۰۲۱ در ارتباط باشید