Idus 401
The IDus 401 is a high-performance, back-illuminated CCD camera designed for scientific imaging applications. It features a large sensor format, high quantum efficiency, and low read noise, making it suitable for a variety of low-light imaging tasks. The core function of the IDus 401 is to capture high-quality digital images with high sensitivity and resolution.
3 protocols using idus 401
hBN-encapsulated WSe2 Monolayer Photoluminescence
Confocal Raman Microscopy Setup
Raman Spectroscopy Characterization Protocol
were performed using a bespoke Raman system consisting of a monochromatic
laser (HeNe, ThorLabs) with a beam splitter and a long-pass filter
(RazorEdge, Semrock), an inverted optical microscope (IX71, Olympus),
a spectrograph (SP-2300i, Princeton Instruments), and a CCD camera
(iDus 401, Andor).55 (link),68 (link)−70 (link) A 50×
objective was used to focus the laser (532 nm wavelength, 5 mW incident
power regulated by an attenuator) and collect the Raman and fluorescence
signals with an exposure time of 2 s in an accumulation mode (10 accumulations).
The CCD camera was calibrated over the spectral window using the Raman
spectrum of toluene. To take spatial variability into consideration,
an average signal from 10 different spots on the sample was reported.
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