Spotlight 400 FTIR Imaging System
The Spotlight 400 FTIR Imaging System combines high sensitivity and rapid imaging with ease-of-use. The ability to image rapidly large sample areas at high spacial resolution (down to 10 microns) extends IR microscopy into new application areas such as the study of biomaterials such as tissue, bone, leaves etc. The Spotlight 400 can be used in the mid- or near-IR spectral ranges, as well as dual-range, depending on whether, r…
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The equipment are easy to handle and monitor. The flexibility of the model makes the interpretation easy and quick.
Review Date: 6 Feb 2026 | PerkinElmer
The Spotlight 400 FTIR Imaging System combines high sensitivity and rapid imaging with ease-of-use.
The ability to image rapidly large sample areas at high spacial resolution (down to 10 microns) extends IR microscopy into new application areas such as the study of biomaterials such as tissue, bone, leaves etc.
The Spotlight 400 can be used in the mid- or near-IR spectral ranges, as well as dual-range, depending on whether, respectively, the Spectrum 100, Spectrum 100N or Spectrum 400 mid-/near- spectrometer is used.
Spotlight 400 FTIR Imaging System Features:
- Solid-state white light illumination.
- Fully-automated focus, stage movement and illumination.
- Duet™ detector design containing a single element MCT detector and a linear array MCT imaging detector.
- Very high sensitivity providing high quality data down to the accepted diffraction limits
- Rapid-scan IR imaging.
- 6.25µm, 25µm and 50µm pixel resolution to give flexibility in spacial resolution and imaging line.
- Can operate in mid-IR, near-IR or dual range to cover the full range of imaging applications in one instrument.
- Optional ATR imaging improves the spacial resolution by a factor of four, down to 3 microns at 1000 cm-1
