For Researchers

Timegate’s new, patented Raman spectroscopy technology with pulsed excitation and gated detection rejects fluorescence of sample material, resulting in more precise analysis results. The technology can also be used for research of reactions carried out at high temperatures even above 1500°C degrees, that are often challenging for spectroscopic analyses.

Simultaneously PicoRaman instrument provides an effective method to eliminate the fluorescence without losing the intensity of Raman scattering.

Raman spectroscopy is a feasible tool in forensic science. It can be used to investigate fibers, explosives, drugs, paints, inorganic fillers, counterfeit notes and other materials. Typically these materials give rise to high fluorescence, which can be effectively rejected with time-gated Raman. The new Raman technology allows for accurate analysis with little or no sample preparation. PicoRaman instrument is also capable of measuring through glass and plastic materials, and results in clean, narrow spectrum bands.

Raman spectroscopy can be utilized in research and development of semiconductors. As even minor imperfections in semiconducting materials have an effect to their usability for technical applications, being able to analyze materials accurately is elemental. Timegate has developed a novel technique for Raman spectroscopy that makes precise analysis possible and effective.