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Bruker HYPERION User Manual

Bruker HYPERION
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Bruker Optik GmbH HYPERION User Manual
Overview 3
Fig. 3.19
and 3.20
Component and Description
1 Visible light source (reflectance mode).
2 Iris aperture for setting the Koehler illumination: to adjust the visible light intensity and
the contrast in the reflectance mode. The lever for adjusting the iris diameter is situ-
ated on the right side of the microscope (E in fig. 3.10).
3 Three-position motorized mirror
Position 1: Only visible light can pass.
Position 2: Only IR light can pass.
Position 3: Both visible light and IR light can pass. A beam splitter (Option A689-R) is
required.
4 Aperture (optional): to define the measurement area in reflectance mode.
5 Four-position motorized mirror
Position 1: Transmittance mode (open).
Position 2: Reflectance mode (glass beamsplitter), for visible light.
Position 3) Reflectance mode for IR light (spectroscopic measurement) and VIS/IR
(viewing and spectroscopic measurement). 50% of the light is reflected by a mirror.
Position 4: Dichroic mirror that transmits only fluorescent light for fluorescence option
6Objective
7Sample
8 Aperture (manual or motorized knife-edge aperture): to define the sample area for the
analysis (transmittance or reflectance mode).
9 Three-position motorized mirror
Position 1: Viewing only (An opening allows visible light to reach the binocular eye-
piece or the camera port.)
Position 2: Spectral data acquisition only (IR beam is routed only to the detector using
a mirror.)
Position 3: Simultaneous viewing and spectral data acquisition (optional). (The IR
beam is directed to the detector, while the visible light is routed to the binocular eye-
piece or the camera port.)
10 Two-position, manually operated mirror
Position 1: All light goes to the binocular eyepiece (11).
Position 2: All light goes to the camera port (22).
11 Binocular eyepiece: to view the sample.
12 Two-position detector selection mirror:
Position 1: IR beam is routed to the standard detector 1 (14a)
Position 2: IR beam is routed to optional detector 2 (14b).
13a Mirror: routes IR beam to detector 1 (14a).
13b Mirror: routes IR beam to detector 2 (14b).
14a Infrared detector
14b IR detector or FPA detector (optional)

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Bruker HYPERION Specifications

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BrandBruker
ModelHYPERION
CategoryMicroscope
LanguageEnglish