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Spectrophotometers and Spectrometers
Sequential Plasma Spectrometer
Availablity:
EXW
Catalog/Part Number:
ICPS-7000
Brand:
SHIMADZU
Supplier:
SHIMADZU
Supplier Location:
JAPAN
Inventory Weight:
240 kg
Unit of Measurement:
Inventory Brochure:
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Catalog/Part Number:: ICPS-7000
Description
The ICP Emission Spectrometer having the following features is applied for a wide field of elemental analysis.
- High detecting sensitivity - ppb in detection limit
- Wide dynamic range
- Possibility of simalteneaus analysis
In the meantime, with the expansion of the application field, however, the following problems have emerged.
- A great deal of argon gas is consumed.
- A large spectrometer is required to minimize matrix effect.
- Complicacy in operation for analysis.
For the settlement of the above problems, advanced functions as mentioned below have been embodied in the compact body of the ICPS-7000/7510.
- Rapid analysis by ASD (Active Stabilized Direct Drive.)
- Reduced consumption of argon gas by half.
- An all-in-one type bench-top spectrometer.
- Easy and efficient operability under Windows(R).
The ICPS-7000/7510, which embodies a large capability in a compact body, characteristic of space saving and energy saving, is an instrument commensurate with the 21st century.
Technical Specifications
| Optical system | Czerny-Turner mounting Double grating |
| Focal length | 1000 mm |
| No. of diffraction grating
grooves and
wavelength range | 3600 grooves/mm for 160 to 458 mm 1800 grooves/mm for 458 to 850 mm |
| Reciprocal
dispersion | 0.22 nm/mm (3600 grooves) 0.44 nm/mm (1800 grooves) |
| Detector | Photo-multiplier tube |
| Slit | Entrance slit 20 μm Exit slit 30 μm |
| Wavelength
scanning | Sine-bar method Driven by a computer controlled pulse motor Minimum step wavelength 0.0002 nm
Maximum speed 50 nm/sec (3600 grooves) |
| Torch unit | Cyclone chamber (misting chamber) Quartz plasma torch Coaxial type nebulizer |
| Oscillator | Crystal oscillator |
| Ignition method | Fully automatic ignition |
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