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    • StellarNet Inc

    Tampa, FL 33626

    COMPANY OVERVIEW

    About StellarNet Inc

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    14390 Carlson Cir
    Tampa, FL 33626
    United States
    http://www.stellarnet.us
    813-855-8687
    813-855-0394

    More Info on StellarNet Inc

    Manufactures miniature fiber-optic spectrometers for UV, visible, and near-IR. Low cost, high-performance spectrometers are used for colorimetry, radiometry, LIBS (laser induced breakdown spectroscopy), and spectroscopy. All software is free, including SpectraWiz, LabView, and Visual Basic development programs.

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    StellarNet spectrometer controller assembly available

    LFW Staff
    The SMART-Control device offers communication flexibility and application-specific customization for the company’s spectrometers.
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    Among many other applications that benefit the goals of Earth Day including plastic recycling, spectrometers can monitor important environmental parameters both on the ground and from small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in the sky.
    Spectroscopy

    StellarNet highlights importance of spectroscopy as Earth Day approaches

    Gail Overton
    As Earth Day approaches, StellarNet points out the many earth-friendly applications of spectroscopy.
    (Courtesy of BaySpec)
    FIGURE 1. This handheld 1064 Raman instrument for direct sampling (a) was released in 2010 by BaySpec (the handheld Raman product line was sold and transferred to Rigaku Raman Technology in 2011); a 1064 nm confocal Raman microscope was used to sample highly fluorescent amber at a 2 µm spot size (b).
    Spectroscopy

    Photonics Products: Raman Spectrometers: Emphasis on biosciences

    John Wallace
    Raman spectrometers sensitively detect organic materials for bioscience, medicine, food and agriculture, and forensics.
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    Portable Raman spectrometer from StellarNet available with a 785 or 1064 nm laser

    LFW Staff
    The StellarCASE-Raman spectrometer, available with a 785 or 1064 nm laser, performs material identification and composition analysis.
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    FIGURE 1. Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are a logical platform for smaller, faster, and better handheld spectrometers.
    Spectroscopy

    Photonics Products: Handheld Spectrometers: How spectrometers have shrunk and grown since 2010

    Gail Overton
    In 2010, Laser Focus World profiled a number of handheld spectrometer designs and their myriad applications. More than five years later, they continue to shrink in size and/or...
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    Spectroscopy

    Portable spectrometer from StellarNet has use in environmental monitoring

    LFW Staff
    The StellarCASE-LIBS portable spectrometer features a laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) sample chamber that mounts directly into the system’s acrylic mounting surface...
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    Integrated microscope from StellarNet couples with spectrometers

    LFW Staff
    The StellarSCOPE System allows users to couple StellarNet spectrometer to a microscope, which enables users to perform Raman, fluorescence, and CIELAB color measurements on a ...
    SILVER-Nova spectrometer from StellarNet
    Spectroscopy

    StellarNet spectrometer performs in the 190 to 1110 nm range

    LFW Staff
    The SILVER-Nova spectrometer has a ruggedized metal enclosure with a fiberoptic input for applications in the 190 to 1110 nm wavelength range that require high resolution and ...
    StellarNet portable Raman spectrometers
    Software

    StellarNet Raman NIR spectrometers capture at 1064 nm

    LFW Staff
    Portable Raman spectrometers utilize InGaAs detectors to capture NIR spectra induced by 1064 nm lasers.
    FIGURE 1. Optical depth contours from Titan (inset shows image of Titan; Courtesy of NASA JPL) show extinction layers (layers of higher optical depth) marked by enhanced absorption due to both aerosols and other species (a). The spectrum of optical depth (b; solid line) is averaged over the 700–750 km atmospheric range; other broken lines show contributions from different absorbers based on best-fit column densities. (Courtesy of University of Arizona)
    Test & Measurement

    PHOTONICS APPLIED: SPECTROSCOPY: Planetary and deep-space applications push spectroscopy to the outer limits

    Gail Overton
    Deep-space and planetary instruments are challenged by extraordinary temperatures, vibration, radiation, space debris, and other performance-threatening conditions that require...

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    Raman spectrometers, such as the NanoRam handheld spectrometer, require little to no sample prep for applications like drug identification or antioxidant measurement in skin.
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    PRODUCT FOCUS: Spectrometers

    Lee Dubay
    Spectrometers—instruments that measure light intensity or polarization across a specific segment of the electromagnetic spectrum to analyze and identify chemical composition—range...
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    LABORATORY-BASED LIFE SCIENCE: Pittcon 2012: Life sciences flourishes in labs

    Barbara Gefvert
    Although Pittcon 2012 (March 11-15; Orlando, FL) was smaller than the last Pittcon event I attended, there were still plenty of offerings for biophotonics watchers.
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    FIGURE 1. The RockHound Raman spectrometer brings spectral mineral analysis to the field. A database stores the spectral signatures of common minerals encountered by geologists.
    Test & Measurement

    PHOTONICS APPLIED: HANDHELD SPECTROMETERS: Spectrometer miniaturization redefines real-time sensing

    Gail Overton
    Miniaturization of light sources and optical components has shrunk the spectrometer into a portable, handheld form factor that allows the spectrometer to leave the lab and enter...