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How many FT-IR Spectrometers does it take to do GC-IR, TG-IR, and IR Microscopy.... ... and then upgrade to FT-Raman next year
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... Only One! System 2000 FT-IR Combining other techniques with FT-IR spectroscopy has been one of the success stories of analytical chemistry during recent years. And it's a trend which is likely to continue, since it provides the potential of valuable information which no individual technique can achieve alone. This trend places new demands on the spectrometers themselves - multiple applications require multiple infrared output beams, each optimized for a specific sampling station. Providing this level of flexibility was just one of the design goals of the Perkin-Elmer System 2000, beginning a new generation of Open Architecture FT-IR.
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Open sampling architecture Up to four equivalent output beams, allows any combination of sampling stations to be fitted and upgraded or reconfigured as future requirements change.
Transputer® is a registered trademark of INMOS
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Open optical architecture Software-controlled multiple sources, detectors and interchangeable beamspliters cover the entire Near, Mid and Far-IR ranges.
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Open data system Transputer® parallel-processor technology provides workstation performance for data transfer (10 Mbits/s) and processing (80 MIPS) - on an industry-
PERKIN-ELMER For more information on System 2000 FT-IR contact your local Perkin-Elmer Office. For product literature, call toll free 1-800-762-4000 The Perkin-Elmer Corporation Norwalk, CT 06859-0012 USA CIRCLE 107 ON READER SERVICE CARD
