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Remote Sensing: High Performance FT-IR Systems
21 Aug 2016This product brochure presents Bruker Optik’s high performance FT-IR systems; The Hi 90, SIGIS 2, EM 27 and OPS systems. FT-IR remote sensing systems allow analysis of gases, liquids, and solids. In addition, the HI 90 and SIGIS 2 are imaging spectrometers, adding mapping capabilities. All systems utilize ruggedized Bruker FT-IR interferometers assuring unsurpassed reliability and accuracy. All systems are available in mobile configurations for field applications.
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