Optiprexx PLS 450 nm
450 nm, Non-interlocked, High Resolution, WD = 22 mm
- The Optiprexx PLS 450 nm is a turnkey system that performs ruby photo-luminescence measurements enabling the determination of the in-situ pressure in diamond anvil cells;
- Equipped with a 450 nm excitation laser for measuring pressures above 50 GPa;
- The system can provide an accuracy of +- 0.1 GPa or better on ruby fluorescence pressure determination;
- Included in the Optiprexx PLS 450 nm are the laser, transfer optics, spectrometer, optical observation (microscope) and xyz positioning stages ;
- Supplied with the High Pressure Manager (HPM), a control and data acquisition software from Almax-easyLab;
- Laser interlock and CMOS camera available as options;
- The Optiprexx PLS is easy to use and has a very small footprint;
- YouTube video.
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Description
The Optiprexx PLS is a stand-alone turnkey system that performs ruby photoluminescence measurements enabling the determination of the in-situ pressure in diamond anvil cells. The system includes a blue laser (450 nm @ 50 mW), spectrometer, transfer optics, optical observation stage, XYZ positioning stage and advanced data acquisition software. This system is recommended when measuring pressure above 50 GPa, to maximize the excitation of the Ruby and to optimize the fluorescence signal.
The Optiprexx PLS is extremely easy to use and is very compact, with the smallest possible footprint. The system connects to a computer (not supplied) equipped with an USB port to carry out the measurements.
The system includes our advanced control and acquisition software the Optiprexx High Pressure Manager.  This is a Python language based software designed by Almax easyLab that allows full spectrometer control, data acquisition and automatic or manual pressure determination.
A video tutorial demonstration of which is available on Almax easyLab’s YouTube channel.
Applications
The Optiprexx PLS 450 is used for ruby fluorescence manometry in diamond anvil cells. The system can provide an accuracy of +- 0.1 GPa or better on ruby fluorescence pressure determination.
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