Fluorescence-Free Raman at 785nm

57 min

// Cement, metals & mining

Developed for first responders to help identify unknowns in street narcotics, eXTRaction (XTR) technology uses advanced digital signal processing to separate Raman data from a background. With XTR, 785 nm Raman can be extended to difficult-to-analyze systems. In this webinar, Dr. Adam J. Hopkins and Elena Hagemann explain how XTR works and show different use cases for both qualitative and quantitative measurements, including biodiesel and polyurethane production.

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Key learning points

XTR processing enables Raman measurements of fluorescent materials
Quantitative measurement performance is not adversely impacted by XTR processing
Raw material ID performance is enhanced with XTR, with identification performance comparable to 1064 nm systems
Non-contact Raman measurements are possible from up to 1.5 meters with XTR enabled systems