Ocean Insight

Webinar Date/Time: Thu, Jan 18, 2024 11:00 AM EST

For over a decade, Senior Product Scientist Derek Guenther has developed, tested and utilized Ocean Optics spectrometers for applications from reflectance of spacecraft metals to catching counterfeit Nike Air Jordans. In this episode, Derek shares insights on recent application challenges and the tools and techniques to take them on.

For over a decade, Senior Product Scientist Derek Guenther has developed, tested and utilized Ocean Optics spectrometers for applications from reflectance of spacecraft metals to catching counterfeit Nike Air Jordans. In this episode, Derek shares insights on recent application challenges and the tools and techniques to take them on.

Webinar Date/Time: Thu, Nov 30, 2023 11:00 AM EST

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Here we use UV-Vis spectroscopy to monitor a delicate chemical reaction relevant to the semiconductor industry -- the synthesis of gold nanoparticles.

This application note shows how the Ocean SR6 spectrometer's high SNR and thermal stability make it desirable for DNA analysis and protein concentration measurements.

Navigating today’s industrial landscape is an ongoing challenge, with global competition placing a premium on innovation and creativity. Spectral solutions can help.

In this application, a novel signal-averaging technique is utilized that dramatically improves signal-to-noise ratio performance in Ocean Insight spectrometers.

In this application note, we use an Ocean ST-UV microspectrometer (185-650 nm) to measure the absorbance of whole blood and methemoglobin.

Ocean Insight’s Ocean SR2 spectrometers are now able to function under high-speed averaging mode, which uses hardware-accelerated averaging to improve S/N performance.

Researchers using optical emission spectroscopy tested the degradation efficiency of different plasma-jet processes on solutions of the medication Valsartan.

In this application note, we used a modular spectrometer to monitor changes in argon emission after different gases were added to a closed-reaction plasma chamber.

In this application note, we evaluate the effectiveness of a new spectrometer for measuring the absorbance of optical filters and potassium dichromate standards.

In this application note, we evaluate the effectiveness of a new spectrometer for measuring the absorbance of optical filters and potassium dichromate standards.

In this application, an HR series high-resolution spectrometer is part of a fiber optic sensor project for measurement of difficult-to-detect designer opioids.

In this application, a 785 nm Raman spectroscopy system is evaluated as tool for monitoring the curing processes of ophthalmic materials used in surgeries.

Counterfeit goods cost businesses and consumers billions annually. Spectroscopy authenticates products by identifying spectral differences in substandard materials.

This application note explores how SERS-active nanoparticles can be used to identify thiram and other pesticides on fruit.

In this application note, we describe how Raman spectroscopy and related optical sensing techniques are effective for discriminating natural from artificial gemstones.

In this application note, we use a high-sensitivity Ocean Insight spectrometer to generate a standard curve for bovine serum albumin (BSA).

In this overview, we explore optical sensing tools available for virus detection, with a focus on rapid testing and screening for viruses including COVID-19.

Brochure highlights Ocean Insight’s application capabilities, with examples from characterization of paint properties to monitoring of lens material curing processes.

In this application note, we use a Raman spectrometer to measure the curing rate of an epoxy as a model for monitoring the kinetics reaction of industrial processes.

In this application note, we report how a high-resolution spectrometer monitors changes in argon emission after gases are added to a closed-reaction plasma chamber.

Santiago Arellano, a researcher at Chalmers University of Technology, describes his work using Ocean Insight spectrometers to measure the properties of aerosols.

Brochure highlights Ocean Insight’s application capabilities, with examples from characterization of paint properties to monitoring of lens material curing processes.

In this application, the rapid scan rate of the Ocean FX spectrometer enables measurement of flicker (frequency, amplitude, chromatic variation) in home lighting.

In this application note, we test the viability of the small-footprint, 785 nm Ocean HDX Raman spectrometer for detection of trace levels of BPE fuel marker.