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Diffuse Reflectance Accessory 

User Manual 

 

 

 

 

2I-19900 Issue 7 

Summary of Contents for Selector GS19900

Page 1: ...The Selector Diffuse Reflectance Accessory User Manual 2I 19900 Issue 7...

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Page 3: ...The Selector Diffuse Reflectance Accessory User Manual 2I 19900 Issue 7...

Page 4: ...T 18 OUTPUT ELLIPSOID MIRROR E2 ADJUSTMENT 21 MICROMETER SCREW ADJUSTMENT 22 6 SAMPLE ANALYSIS 24 SAMPLE CUP OPTIONS 24 11MM DIAMETER STANDARD SAMPLE CUP 24 4MM DIAMETER MICRO SAMPLE CUP 25 DIABRAZE P...

Page 5: ...or the expansion of use of the Selector optics with alternative specialized baseplates such as the Environmental Chamber P N GS19930 The Selector accessory is provided with a range of sampling cups fo...

Page 6: ...er systems by change of an appropriate baseplate but the spectrometer systems themselves must have the same common left to right or right to left beam direction If you are in doubt as to whether your...

Page 7: ...1 Sample holder post already fitted to the Selector baseplate on some versions simply screws into position 1 Micro sample cup 4mm dia x 2 5mm deep 2 Standard sample cups 11mm dia x 2 5mm deep 1 Tilted...

Page 8: ...mmended operating safety procedures found from the Environmental Chamber instruction manual must be followed With the combination of Selector optical unit affixed to the Environmental Chamber accessor...

Page 9: ...ientation as viewed from the front or above the spectrometer L to R Selector Accessory Optical Layout Fig 1 shows an L to R beam Selector optical unit 1 when fitted to its corresponding L to R Selecto...

Page 10: ...beam from the source is directed to a fixed angled mirror 5 on its mount post and onto another fixed angle mirror 6 on its mount post The light beam is then projected to an input ellipsoid mirror E1...

Page 11: ...lected component of this scattered light that is collected by the output ellipsoid mirror E2 8 Note The off axis design for both E1 7 and E2 8 mirrors being forward and on the same side of the samplin...

Page 12: ...r as indicated for the mirrors from Figs 2 and 3 is Source 5 6 7 Sample 8 9 10 Detector R to L Selector Accessory Optical Layout Fig 4 shows an R to L beam Selector optical unit 1 when fitted to its c...

Page 13: ...ector Optical Unit From the Figs 5 and 6 the light beam sequence for passage of light through the Selector optical unit for an R to L direction is as follows The light beam from the source is directed...

Page 14: ...rors arm assembly 4 see Fig 4 It is easier to see E1 7 from the underside view of Fig 6 Fig 6 Underside View of R to L Selector Optical Unit At the sample surface e g a powder sample contained in a sa...

Page 15: ...lector optical unit 1 is mounted onto a baseplate 2 to provide high stability when installed into the spectrometer Initially the spectrometers own sample mount and or sample compartment if this is par...

Page 16: ...y the lifting handle 18 see Figs 2 and 5 and position over the baseplate 2 see Figs 7 and 8 Note It is best to have the Selector ellipsoid mirrors arm assembly 4 in the down closed Operating Position...

Page 17: ...to the baseplate 2 but do not overtighten the fixing screw 11 The optical unit base underside should not actually touch the top of the middle pillar 14 Fig 7 L to R Selector Baseplate Perkin Elmer Spe...

Page 18: ...0 GX spectrometer can be used with an L to R or R to L beam direction depending on the position of the sampling compartment and detector system to the light source unit Although the input 5 and output...

Page 19: ...rom the optical unit 1 and spectrometer in case of accidental sample spillage Note For the purposes of explanation for the alignment procedure an R to L Selector accessory is used in the following dia...

Page 20: ...rors arm assembly 4 comes to rest gently on the steel ball 26 without damaging the micrometer 25 With the ellipsoid mirrors arm assembly 4 closed the beam sequence through the Selector optical unit 1...

Page 21: ...te direction until the optimum signal throughput strength is obtained from this mirror adjustment The rotational movement is quite fine for a setting between an optimum value and loss of the signal Fi...

Page 22: ...Adjustment Using the long 2mm Allen key supplied insert it into the M4 x 10mm tilt adjustment grub screw 29 accessed vertically from the top of the Selector optical unit 1 to pass by the lifting carr...

Page 23: ...le surface by rotational adjustment of three M3 X 10mm grub screws As shown from Fig 12 these are Ellipsoid mirror lower diagonal adjustment grub screw 30 Ellipsoid corner adjustment grub screw 31 Ell...

Page 24: ...point from the sample surface in a sample cup 19 See Fig 13 Fig 13 Micrometer Screw for Ellipsoid Mirrors Focus Point Clockwise rotation of the micrometer screw 25 will raise the ellipsoid mirror arm...

Page 25: ...If a lower than expected light throughput is being achieved after following the fine alignment procedure first turn the lower and upper diagonal grub screws 30 and 32 that affect the E1 mirror 7 one a...

Page 26: ...e spectral collections if needed and the other can be used for solid sample materials powders etc to analyse against the background reference material Interchange between the two sample cups is quick...

Page 27: ...iameter Micro Sample Cup The micro sample cup 20 is very similar in operation and usage to the standard sample cup 19 but is more suited for the handling of smaller amounts of sample to fill the 4mm d...

Page 28: ...clean diabraze pad surface from the Selector optical unit 1 Once this background spectrum has been collected you can choose to leave this reference diabraze pad sample assembly as is for reference ba...

Page 29: ...mbination of both diffusely and specularly reflected components of light The tilted cup 23 is also placed over the sampling post 3 of the Selector baseplate 2 for a sample to be measured for total ref...

Page 30: ...sample post 3 before the locking screw is secured The attainment of an energy throughput optimum value helps to orientate the tilted cup 23 for its correct sampling position on the sample post 3 Proc...

Page 31: ...21 with its mount holder 22 please follow the steps outlined below G Record a background reference spectrum using a clean diabraze pad 21 that has been fitted to the mount holder 22 Ideally the backgr...

Page 32: ...assembly 4 to gain access to the sample post 3 to remove the reference diabraze pad 21 on its mount holder 22 For collection of a sample spectrum repeat the steps G to L but replace the reference diab...

Page 33: ...everely impair the throughput performance of the Selector accessory If you are in any doubt about the condition of a mirror surface and how this can be cleaned safely please seek advice from Specac or...

Page 34: ...12 16 Baseplate location pillar for circular location hole 13 17 Baseplate support pillar for optical unit 1 18 Carry handle for Selector optical unit 1 19 11mm diameter standard sample cup 20 4mm dia...

Page 35: ...and mortar P N GS03610 KBr powder 50g P N GS19915 4mm diameter micro cup P N GS19916 11mm diameter standard sample cup P N GS19917 Tilted cup for total reflectance P N GS19918 Abrasive sample holder...

Page 36: ...nd then fix the Selector diffuse reflectance optical unit 1 to the installed baseplate P N 549 036 Agilent Varian Biorad FTS7 40 60 65 100 135 155 165 175 185 660 670 6000 Excalibur Scimitar Beam dire...

Page 37: ...compartment Place the Selector baseplate into the sample compartment with the sample holder post 3 to the front of the compartment Fix the Selector baseplate to the spectrometer platform with the two...

Page 38: ...2 Equinox Beam direction Right to Left Remove any 3 x 2 mount plate used in the spectrometer from the Bruker baseplate Place the Selector baseplate into the sample compartment on the Bruker baseplate...

Page 39: ...compartment Place the Selector Quicklock baseplate into the sample compartment with the sample holder post 3 to the front of the compartment The Selector baseplate fits securely by connection to the...

Page 40: ...to tighten the plates together Fit the R to L Selector optical unit 1 in accordance with the instructions on page 14 P N 549 121 Jasco All Jasco models Beam direction Left to Right Remove the spectro...

Page 41: ...which have a lower beam height than the other instruments Remove any 3 x 2 mount plate used in the spectrometer Place the Selector baseplate into the sample compartment with the sample holder post 3...

Page 42: ...R Selector optical unit 1 in accordance with the instructions on page 14 P N 549 045 Midac All Midac models Beam direction Left to Right Remove any 3 x 2 mount plate used in the spectrometer Place th...

Page 43: ...plate used in the spectrometer Place the Selector baseplate into the sample compartment with the sample holder post 3 to the front of the compartment Hold the baseplate in position using the two cap h...

Page 44: ...ector optical unit 1 in accordance with the instructions on page 14 P N 549 084 Perkin Elmer PE2000 Spectrum2000 GX Beam direction Left to Right Remove any 3 x 2 mount plate used in the spectrometer P...

Page 45: ...nt of the compartment The baseplate is held in position by two location pins into the front support rail of the spectrometer and by tightening of the pull down thumb nut supplied to the instruments ow...

Page 46: ...with the instructions on page 14 P N 549 112 Shimadzu 8000 8100 8200 8300 8400 8500 Prestige 21 IR Affinity Beam direction Right to Left Remove any 3 x 2 mount plate used in the spectrometer Place th...

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