Right side emission

Coupled with an iS50 spectrometer, your microscope can be configured for right side emission (RSE) operation with a "passport synchro"  in order to allow your microscope to analyze emitter samples. 

	Avoid eye hazard.  Light emitted by the sample has a path to the eyepiece.  If your sample emits hazardous light, please take appropriate precautions to ensure no one uses the eyepiece while the sample is emitting.

By this method, right side emission is achieved from the perspective of your spectrometer as opposed to the microscope.

To enable right side emission measurements, the RaptIR microscope must be attached on the right side of a Nicolet iS50 spectrometer, which must be equipped with the passport synchro option. The data will be collected using the detector in the iS50, not the microscope detector. As such, this setup directs the beam from the microscope "backwards" to the spectrometer, where it will be modulated and detected.