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In the realm of laboratory equipment, portable spectrometers are a specialized class of instruments designed for the spectrum analysis of various types of samples, such as chemicals, minerals, and biological materials. These lightweight and compact devices extend the capabilities of traditional, bulkier spectrometers beyond the confines of a laboratory setting, allowing for in-field measurements and real-time data collection. Portable spectrometers utilize various techniques, including but not limited to, near-infrared (NIR), Fourier-transform infrared (FTIR), Raman, and ultraviolet-visible (UV-Vis) spectroscopy, each suitable for different analytical applications.
The versatility of portable spectrometers has led to their adoption across a diverse range of industries, including environmental monitoring, forensic analysis, pharmaceuticals, food and agriculture, art conservation, and geology. Advances in technology have improved their accuracy, ease of use, and data connectivity, giving researchers and professionals the ability to make immediate decisions based on spectral data gathered on-site. The integration of portable spectrometers into these workflows underscores their importance in a variety of diagnostic and analytical scenarios where traditional laboratory equipment is impractical.
Some notable companies operating in the portable spectrometer market are Thermo Fisher Scientific, Agilent Technologies, Bruker, Horiba, and Ocean Optics. These enterprises offer an array of products tailored to specific user needs and applications, incorporating advanced technology to ensure accuracy and reliability in their portable spectral devices. Show Less Read more