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Instrument Database:
Teledyne Instruments Leeman Labs Inc. - Prodigy High Dispersion ICP
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| Year of introduction |
2002 |
| Status |
available |
| Company |
Teledyne Instruments Leeman Labs Inc.
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| Categories |
Spectrometer ( Atom. ): AES: ICP-AES
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The Prodigy High Dispersion ICP brings together the latest in solid-state detector technology and Leeman Labs advanced high dispersion echelle spectrometer to provide our most powerful ICP spectrometer. Capture the entire spectrum or only the spectral regions you require, the choice is yours. For applications requiring time resolved data acquisition, such as with element specific chromatography, the Prodigy ICP with its L-PAD solid state detector has a distinct advantage. Prodigy's software provides easy-to-use navigation between applications, network readiness, access security and regulatory compliance tools. It is available in Axial, Radial and Dual View plasma configurations.
The Prodigy ICP is ideal for laboratories who need analytical performance and versatility
The following are just a few of the features that contribute to Prodigy's exceptional analytical performance.
- Simultaneous measurements of all elements
- Image-Stabilized ICP Source for quick warm-up and exceptional stability
- Axial, Radial or Dual Viewing Capability
- Automated ICP Source Mirror optimizes plasma viewing positions
- Operator-Selectable Input Slit provides adjustable resolution to match your analytical requirements (optional)
- Full wavelength coverage and high resolution in a single exposure
Not all array detection systems are created equal
With Prodigy's Large Format Programmable Array Detector (L-PAD), getting spectral information from a mega pixel charge transfer device just got a whole lot easier. With its very large active area and integral Pentium-based controller, Prodigy's ICP with L-PAD provides full wavelength coverage and high resolution in a single exposure, simultaneously measuring peak and background intensities for all wavelengths regardless of emission intensity.
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