Differential raman spectrometer capable of deducting fluorescence in real time and method thereof
A Raman spectrometer and Raman spectroscopy technology, applied in the field of spectroscopy, can solve the problems such as the inability to effectively deduct the fluorescence background, the large difference in the fluorescence background, the uneven composition of the measured object, etc., to achieve the function of real-time deduction of fluorescence and improve sample detection. Effect, the effect of enhancing the local signal of Raman characteristic peaks
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[0045] The sample to be tested is gypsum crystal. The gypsum crystal is placed near the focus of the focal plane of the short-focus lens 8. The surface of the gypsum crystal will spontaneously form a layer of fluorescent layer in the air. The fluorescent signal spreads throughout the Raman spectrum, forming background noise and interfering with Raman. spectrum. When the gypsum crystal is excited by 785nm or 784nm laser, the wave number is 200~1300cm -1 There are 6 Raman characteristic peaks in the range.
[0046] Set the integration time as t=100ms, N=5, λ 1 =785nm, λ 2=784nm, according to the steps described above, 5 groups of S (785nm) and 5 groups of S (784nm) were respectively obtained, and the spectrum was smoothed by the Savitzky-Golay convolution algorithm. The window of the Savitzky-Golay convolution algorithm is 5, and the order is 9. Perform Lagrange interpolation on the Raman characteristic peaks of the smoothed data to obtain fcn i (λ 1 ) and fcn i (λ 2 ), r...
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