Ideal Spectroscopy Optical Arm Assembly, For Coupling Laser Light Into A Chamber, CF 2.75 Inch Conflat FlangedWith Windows at Brewster’s Angle 56°, Rotatable Mount With Viton Seals. Our Ideal Spectroscopy optical arm assemblies are precision-engineered for superior light control. Unlock the full potential of your spectroscopy and optical experiments, they are designed to optimize laser light interaction within vacuum chambers while minimizing unwanted background noise, greatly elimating the laser scatter that is generated when the beam passes through the exit window. Spectroscopy relies on the interaction of light with matter, where light can be absorbed, reflected, or scattered by a medium. To achieve precise measurements, it is essential to efficiently guide an intense laser beam into the experimental vessel while reducing the background noise caused by laser light scattering off the inside of the chamber that can overwhelm the optical detector. Our optical arms are engineered to enhance the signal-to-noise ratio, ensuring maximum fluorescence, phosphorescence, and Raman scattering detection while minimizing stray light interference.Key FeaturesOptimized for Spectroscopy: Designed to enhance signal collection for applications such as Laser-Induced Fluorescence (LIF), Emission Spectroscopy, Raman Spectroscopy, Coherent Anti-Stokes Raman (CARS), Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS), and more. Precision Vacuum Compatibility: Equipped with a standard 2.75” ConFlat flange, allowing seamless integration with vacuum chambers and vessels. High-Efficiency Optical Window: Includes a vacuum window mounted at Brewster’s angle, maximizing the transmission of p-polarized light and reducing reflection losses. Optional Advanced Light Baffle Kit: For further reduction of laser light scattering, an optional baffle kit can be inserted, ensuring even greater optical clarity. Durable and Modular Design: Crafted from black anodized aluminum for durability and compatibility with Ideal Vacuum Cubes, enabling quick and flexible experimental configurations. Whether conducting fluorescence spectroscopy, Raman analysis, or advanced laser-based experiments, our Ideal Spectroscopy Optical Arm provides superior performance, ease of installation, and precision-engineered optical optimization. Research Publications - Using Ideal Spectroscopy Optical Arm Assemblies: 1. The electronic spectrum of the jet-cooled stibino (SbH2) free radical 2. The high-resolution LIF spectrum of the SiCCl free radical: Probing the silicon-carbon triple bond 3. Laser-induced fluorescence detection of the elusive SiCF free radical 4. Identification of the Jahn–Teller active trichlorosiloxy (SiCl3O) free radical in the gas phase 5. Detection and characterization of the tin dihydride (SnH2 and SnD2) molecule in the gas phase 6. Spectroscopic detection of the gallium methylene (GaCH2 and GaCD2) free radical in the gas phase by laser-induced fluorescence and emission spectroscopy 7. Spectroscopic identification and characterization of the aluminum methylene (AlCH2) free radical 8. Spectroscopic detection of the Stannylidene (H2C=Sn and D2C=Sn) molecule in the gas phase 9. Hydroxysilylene (HSi–OH) in the gas phase

Replacement O-Ring Our Ideal Spectroscopy Optical Arm Assembly, Goes Between The Brewster’s Window Mount And Main Optical Arm, 1 required. This O-ring is a replacement part for our Ideal Vacuum optical arm assemblies, it is used to create the vacuum seal between the Brewster’s window mount & main optical arm, it is made of Viton. Our Ideal Spectroscopy optical arm assemblies are precision-engineered for superior light control. Unlock the full potential of your spectroscopy and optical experiments, they are designed to optimize laser light interaction within vacuum chambers while minimizing unwanted background noise, greatly elimating the laser scatter that is generated when the beam passes through the exit window.

Replacement O-Ring For Window on Ideal Spectroscopy Optical Arm Assembly, 1 required. This O-ring is a replacement part for our Ideal Vacuum optical arm assemblies, it is used to create the vacuum seal below the window and is made of Viton. Our Ideal Spectroscopy optical arm assemblies are precision-engineered for superior light control. Unlock the full potential of your spectroscopy and optical experiments, they are designed to optimize laser light interaction within vacuum chambers while minimizing unwanted background noise, greatly elimating the laser scatter that is generated when the beam passes through the exit window.