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Frequently Asked Questions

No, the MCT IR Detector module does not require liquid nitrogen to operate, unlike other commercial MCT detectors.

The key benefits and advantages of the MCT IR Detector Module include the integration of detector, pre-amplifier and TE cooling into a convenient enclosure, plug and play operation with full integral control of detector via instrument software, and flexibility to locate anywhere in the experiment via 2 meter interface cable.

The MCT IR Detector Module is used for acquiring spectral data with the LaserTune Quantum Cascade Laser (QCL) source and can be configured for applications such as IR microscopy.

The typical operating temperature of the MCT IR Detector Module is 223 K.

The wavelength range of the MCT IR Detector Module is 6 – 12 μm.

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