Industrial Process

Industrial Process

Optical spectroscopic techniques are very sensitive and powerful. They are noninvasive, nondestructive, and can be used in-situ or remotely through fiber optic probes. Presently these techniques are used in a broad range of industrial applications. The list below is just a sampling of current classes of applications and the type of information that can be obtained. The following analytical and instrumental techniques are used in Industrial Processes, please click on the squares for further information.


Drying / Hydration				■	■
Emulsions					■
Headspace in Vials / Reactors					■
High Throughput Screening / Multiwell Assays		■			■
In-Situ Depth Control of Deposition Processes			■	■
In-Situ Thin Film Monitoring and Control	■		■	■
PAT					■
Plasma Etch Advanced Process Control			■	■
Plasma Etch Depth Control (1-5 µm)			■	■
Plasma Etch Interface Detection			■
Plasma Monitoring and Endpoint Detection			■	■
Polymerization / Extrusion		■			■
Polymorphism					■
Raw and Bulk Material Feeds					■
Reactor Monitoring		■			■
Slurries and Suspensions					■
Solutions / Reaction Mixes		■			■
Thin Film Growth or Etch Monitoring	■		■	■
Vessel Cleaning Effluents				■	■