S&I is proud to announce the MonoVista CRS³‘s “little“ sibling, the MonoVista CRS³ Core.

The Core combines the versatility of the standard CRS³ with smaller footprint:

• Less than 1,0 x 1,0 m footprint
• Up to 4 internal and/or external lasers
• 200, 300 and 500 mm Zolix Omni-λ or 150, 300, 500 mm Princeton Instruments HRS spectrographs
• Olympus (Evident), custom made microscopes and macro-chambers

S&I looks back on a 30-year close partnership with Princeton Instruments and cooperates with many well-known manufacturers worldwide.

There are direct representation in over 15 countries and regions outside of Europe.

(housed, laser class 1, motorized)

The MonoVista CRS³ provides a high-end confocal Raman and photoluminescence system of highest performance in terms of throughput and spectral resolution, while maintaining a maximum of convenience to the user.

It also provides optical coupling capability to microscopes, macro chambers, as well as other third-party equipment, like AFM, SEM, Cryostats and other customer desired solutions, provided there is a suitable port for optical coupling via free beam or optical fiber.

We have the ability to do the delivery, transport and installation of optical tables.

In case you already have an optical table which has to be moved from one building to another or from lab to lab, please feel free to contact us for an offer just for the service.

S&I Spectroscopy & Imaging GmbH, a developer of high-performance spectrometers, today announced it has qualified the C-WAVE tunable laser from HÜBNER Photonics for use with their TriVista spectrometer system.

Nowadays it’s recommended that older PCs have to use Windows 11 instead of Windows 7 cause of security reasons, if they have to run in a local network. For older Princeton Instrument detectors with use of Liquid Nitrogen the problem is that no device driver is available for Windows 11. A solution can be to prevent using the pc in a network, but that’s no really solution.