IR, NIR and Raman spectral libraries
Nicodom spectral libraries speed up substance identification — instead of interpreting a spectrum by hand, you search the database and match an unknown sample against recorded references. From EnviSense (authorised Nicodom distributor) you can obtain databases for three techniques — FT-IR (over 140,000 spectra), Raman (over 16,000 spectra) and NIR. The libraries ship in formats compatible with common spectrometers — including Bruker OPUS, Thermo OMNIC, PerkinElmer Spectrum, Shimadzu LabSolutions and Renishaw WiRE.
IR, NIR and Raman spectral libraries — available models
FT-IR spectral library (Nicodom)
A database of over 140,000 FT-IR spectra (Nicodom) for identifying compounds in the infrared — searched from within your spectrometer software and supplied in formats compatible with common platforms.
- Over 140,000 infrared (FT-IR) spectra
- Identify unknown substances by matching against references
- Formats compatible with common spectrometers (OPUS, OMNIC, Spectrum, LabSolutions)
- Transmission and ATR spectra — a wide range of materials
NIR spectral library (Nicodom)
A near-infrared (NIR) spectral database from Nicodom for fast, non-destructive identity and raw-material control — searched from within your NIR spectrometer software.
- Near-infrared (NIR) spectra
- Fast, non-destructive raw-material identity checks
- Match a sample against recorded references
- Formats compatible with common NIR spectrometers
Raman spectral library (Nicodom)
A database of over 16,000 Raman spectra (Nicodom) for identifying compounds by Raman spectroscopy — complementary to the infrared, in formats compatible with common software.
- Over 16,000 Raman spectra
- Compound identification complementary to FT-IR
- Formats compatible with common software (Renishaw WiRE, GRAMS)
- Often measured with no sample prep — even through glass or packaging