Congratulations to Ocean Optics customer and friend, Axel Emmermann for being our First Runner-Up in the 2011 Video Contest In his informative video, Axel discusses the need for different slit widths for his fluorescent mineral studies. Utilizing a Jaz Spectrometer and a basic tool kit, Axel replaces his current slit with another to perform a better measurement. For more information on Jaz Spectrometers, visit http://www.oceanoptics.com/products/jaz.asp
In this video, we break down the technology and the process of performing non-invasive measurements during red wine fermentation. Using NeoFox, we monitor oxygen in both the headspace and solution. Using the Ocean Optics USB2000+, we monitor the pH levels as the wine ferments. Be sure to visit Ocean Optics Sensors Division to learn more.
In part 2, Dr. Enoch Small concludes his presentation on the qpod 2e temperature controller spectroscopy system (Part 2 of 2)
In part one of this video, Dr. Enoch Small from Quantum Northwest presents the advantages of the qpod 2e temperature controller. Combined with Ocean Optics spectrometers, the qpod 2e creates a highly sophisticated system at a fraction of the cost of other bench-top units. For more information on the qpod 2e, visit www.oceanoptics.com
In part two of our NeoFox tutorials, we show you how to perform a two-point calibration. In this example we will be using Nitrogen as the Zero percent Oxygen standard, and room air as our second standard at 20.9% Oxygen. If you have not setup your NeoFox software, please view the first video in the series for help doing so. For more information, visit www.oceanoptics.com/Products/neofox.asp
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