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GENERAL INFORMATION
Research Program - Far IR and THz spectroscopy of materials - metals, metal-oxides, superconductors, conducting polymers. Time-resolved spectroscopy.
Ring - VUV-IR Port
Status - Operational
Time Dedicated to NSLS General User Program - 75%

Link to more information on  U12IR 

PARTICIPATING INSTITUTIONS
National Synchrotron Light Source
LOCAL CONTACT
Randy Smith: 631.344.8033, rsmith@bnl.gov
SPOKESPERSON
Larry Carr: 631.344.2237, carr@bnl.gov
INSTRUMENTS
Instrument 1: Bruker IFS125HR FTIR Spectrometer
  • Frequency Range: 6 - 600 cm-1

  • Resolution: 0.001cm-1

  • Brightness (compared to a black body): 1000X

  • Spot Size: diffraction limited

  • Total Angular Acceptance: (mradians): 90H x 90V
OPTICAL CONFIGURATION
Mirror System - Dipole bending magnet synchrotron source produces *continuum* spectral output. Approximately 50% polarized (75% horizontal component, 25% vertical component). Light is collected by mirror system using 90 mr by 90 mr extraction through 11mm diameter diamond window at f/11. Polarization is rotated 90 degrees (predominantly vertical polarization) through FTIR spectrometer.
Experimental Apparatus - Standard spectrometer sample compartment. P-E style card holder. External specimen chamber for relative transmittance or relative reflectance (no special provisions for absolute reference). Heli-tran and Oxford OptiStat available only for Users with specific cryogenic experience (no support or detailed training provided by NSLS).
COMPUTER SYSTEM HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE
Opus NT running under Windows XP.  Network/internet accessible.
This page last updated by Larry Carr on November 22, 2006. Disclaimers.