Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscope

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Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscope is a scientific instrument that analyzes the elemental composition of materials by focusing a high-energy laser to create a plasma and studying the emitted light spectrum.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf analytical instrument ⓘ
scientific instrument ⓘ
spectroscopic instrument ⓘ
advantage ability to analyze hazardous materials remotely ⓘ
fast analysis time ⓘ
little or no sample preparation ⓘ
simultaneous detection of many elements ⓘ
analyzes elemental composition of materials ⓘ
appliedIn cultural heritage analysis ⓘ
environmental monitoring ⓘ
forensic science ⓘ
metallurgy ⓘ
mining ⓘ
pharmaceutical analysis ⓘ
quality control ⓘ
basedOn laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy ⓘ
canAnalyze gases ⓘ
liquids ⓘ
solids ⓘ
detects atomic emission lines ⓘ
ionic emission lines ⓘ
hasComponent collection optics ⓘ
control software ⓘ
data acquisition system ⓘ
detector ⓘ
focusing optics ⓘ
laser source ⓘ
optical fiber ⓘ
sample chamber ⓘ
spectrometer ⓘ
measures emission spectrum ⓘ
operatesBy collecting light emitted by plasma ⓘ
creating plasma on sample surface ⓘ
detecting spectral lines of elements ⓘ
dispersing emitted light into spectrum ⓘ
relatedTo optical emission spectroscopy ⓘ
plasma spectroscopy ⓘ
requires calibration with reference materials ⓘ
subjectTo matrix effects ⓘ
shot-to-shot variability ⓘ
usedFor in-situ analysis ⓘ
minimal sample preparation analysis ⓘ
multi-element analysis ⓘ
qualitative elemental analysis ⓘ
quantitative elemental analysis ⓘ
rapid material identification ⓘ
uses focused laser beam ⓘ
high-energy laser pulse ⓘ

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Chandrayaan-2 → instrumentsOnRover → Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscope ⓘ
Pragyan → scientificInstrument → Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscope ⓘ