Photon-Correlation Spectrometer
PHOTOCOR Complex

We introduce a simple-to-use photon-correlation spectrometer PHOTOCOR
Complex (an advanced version of the UNICOR Complex spectrometer)
for basic and applied studies in physics, chemistry, biology, medicine,
engineering, and environmental technology as well as for educational purposes
in these subjects. The technique enables one to measure the size of particles
suspended in liquids in the range from 0.001 to 5 microns without any calibration.
The measurements are fast, lasting usually from seconds to several minutes.
The real-time size monitoring, such of a kinetic aggregation process, is
also possible. The optical arrangement of the spectrometer makes it even
possible to measure light scattering in opaque systems characterized by
strong light absorption. The quantity of the sample to be studied can be
quite small, starting from 0.01 cm3. The setup comes with a
specially disigned software for Windows 3.1, Windows 95, or Windows NT,
that performs initial data interpretation and fitting procedures, exchange
of data with other programs, and automation of long-lasting measurements.
The accuracy of the results has been verified by measuring light scattering
in a variety of systems, such as latex suspensions, aniline dye dissolved
in water, and dilute solutions of polysterene in toluene.
- Measurable particle sizes range from 0.001 to 5 microns
- Fast real-time measurements
- Simple alignment without calibration
- Flexible design
Applications
The
fields of application of the setup where it can be used most
effectively.
Technique
The
description of the measurement technique.
Specifications
Specifications
and performance of the setup.
Experiments
Experimental
tests.
Photo Gallery
Snapshots of the setup.
Scheme of the Optical Unit 
Scheme of the optical unit of the setup.
References
Related
literature references.
Developers
Developers
and users of the setup.
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Posted: November 14, 1996
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