The latest version of the cutting-edge analytical software "OPUS," which supports the measurement, processing, and evaluation of infrared, near-infrared, and Raman spectra, will be released.
"OPUS" is a highly user-friendly software that performs everything from data processing, analysis, to report generation based on infrared, near-infrared, and Raman spectral measurements. While OPUS 8.5 has undergone numerous improvements, it is the first 64-bit version of OPUS. This allows for the use of significantly larger working memory (RAM) compared to previous versions, greatly enhancing the processing and size of 3D files such as imaging and time-resolved spectra. Additionally, one of the advantages of being a native 64-bit software is its extremely efficient workflow. It is now possible to process vast amounts of spectral data that could not be handled before, quickly and efficiently. This results in significant benefits in handling spectral imaging data and three-dimensional data of time-resolved spectra. [New Features] ■ 64-bit architecture ■ Microscopic spectroscopy ■ Automation of multi-spectral measurements ■ User management *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Features of the new OPUS 8.5: • Improved efficiency in microscopic measurements through the latest data processing technology and workflows • Automation of multi-range spectral measurements • ONET compatibility with the compact FT-IR spectrometer ALPHA II • Expanded calibration range options for Quant 2 • Support for logging into OPUS using Windows account information
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The optics business started in 1960 as the infrared spectroscopy division of the Bruker Group in Germany. The range of products developed based on high design philosophy varies from dedicated machines used daily for production management and quality assurance to research models that demonstrate their power in the research and development of advanced materials. With Ettlingen, Germany, as the base for development and manufacturing, we respond to various customer needs through a global sales and service network.
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