What Is Remote Fiber Optic Spectroscopy?
Remote fiber optic spectroscopy is a sophisticated technique that uses fiber optic couplers, cables, and accessories to analyze samples at a distance from the spectrophotometer. The technique unlocks a range of experiments that standard UV-Vis or fluorescence instruments cannot accommodate.
The most important remote measurement feature—the use of fiber optic dip probes—enables measurements to be taken in situ, eliminating the need to transfer samples to cuvettes. Probes can be used in various ways, providing a non-invasive, efficient way to obtain accurate spectroscopic data.