Fiber Optic Probes The combination of the ATR (attenuated total refection) sampling technique and the light guiding fiber optics enhances the use of infrared spectroscopy. Fiber optic probes enable in-situ measurements, which helps fully utilize the benefits of the information rich mid-IR spectroscopy. A wide range of probe adaptations, including the new patented IN350T diamond ATR probe, can be attached to the unit for in-situ analysis. Patented IN350-T combines a two reflection diamond ATR probe head with the excellent performance of MIR-silver halide fibers.

Bruker Quick Connect The MATRIX-MF offers Bruker’s proprietary quick connector design (BQC) ensuring easy and reproducible fiber optic probe exchange, providing reproducible results. Utilizing the automated built-in multiplexer up to 6 reactions can be monitored by a single instrument. Easy Process Integration The MATRIX-MF can be used as a standalone system in your lab. Its small footprint allows it to fit into standard 19 inch racks in process enclosures. The system can be controlled by wide range of industry standard communication protocols (such as Modbus, OPC, ProfibusDP, etc…) and interfaces which makes integration into a process system simple.

Maintenance and Validation The OPUS Validation Program (OVP) can execute a series of performance tests utilizing the built-in automated filter wheel. The hardware performance and the consumables are monitored to determine the operation within desired specifications. The MATRIX series is designed for reliability and easy maintenance; individual consumable components are on pre-aligned mounts and can be quickly exchanged by the user without any realignment of the optics.