TA2.1. Materials characterization

A technique based on the inelastic scattering of monochromatic light from a laser source, providing chemical information of a sample.

The optical microscope is a standard modular microscope that permits sample observation and images acquisition and analysis through the Cell A software.

The ergonomic and modular Leica M80 routine stereo microscope with ESD design, large field of view, increased depth of focus and improved resolution easily...

High resolution field emission SEM microscope operating at up to 30 kV equipped with energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDS) detector, and reaching resolutions down...

Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS) is one of the most popular light scattering techniques because it allows particle sizing down to 1 nm diameter.

The LSM 700 is a light microscopy system that uses laser light in a confocal beam path to capture defined optical sections of the...

Brookfield's CAP-2000+ offers expanded temperature and viscosity ranges with variable speed capability. 

Profilometry is a fast and direct method for measuring step heights, surface roughness, etching depths and planarity.

An atomic force microscope is a type of microscope that maps sample properties by tracking the behaviour of a nanometre sized probe as it...

FTIR allows the determination of the molecular groups of all organic materials, and many inorganic materials.

The Lambda 950 is a UV/VIS/NIR high-performance double-beam dual monochromator spectrometer with microcomputer electronics.

Digital storage oscilloscope is an electronic device consisting of numerous software and electronic hardware modules that allow to capture, process, view, and store electrical signals