The new Perseus® TG 209 F1 is an unmatched alliance between the NETZSCH TG 209 F1 Libra® and a compact FT-IR spectrometer by Bruker Optics. Its design is unprecedented and sets a benchmark for state-of-the-art coupling systems.
Evolved Gas Analysis (EGA) is the perfect tool for characterizing the thermal behavior of organic and inorganic solids or liquids in more detail and elucidating the chemistry behind the processes under investigation.
The Perseus® TG 209 F1 is robust, stands out by its high performance, compactness and attractive price. This integration of the small but powerful FT-IR instrument and the TGA has the potential to fit into any laboratory be it in universities or industries, quality assurance or development.
Any existing NETZSCH TG 209 F1 Libra® system can be upgraded with the Perseuscoupling.
Affordable Gas Analysis
The unrivaled instrument alliance serves as an innovative coupling technique, even for a narrow budget. It has what it takes to become an integral part of any laboratory and could even become indispensable for future needs.
No Liquid Nitrogen required
The DLaTGS (deuterated L-alanine doped triglycine sulfate) detector operates without the necessity of liquid nitrogen. Therefore, this system is particularly well-suited for test runs with an autosampler (ASC) or long-term measurements.
No Separate Transfer Line
No separate transfer line is necessary, nor is any separate heating controller. The built-in heated gas cell is directly connected to the gas outlet of the furnace via a heated tube. The low volume of this short gas path guarantees fast response and becomes quite advantageous in cases where condensable evolved gases are released by the sample.
Space-Saving Design
Neither a separate FT-IR spectrometer nor a control unit for heating the transfer line is required. The footprint of thePerseus® TG 209 F1 coupling is identical to that of a standard TG 209 F1 Libra®. This makes the coupled system ideally suited for labs in which space is limited.
Perseus® TG 209 F1 – Technical Specifications (subject to change)
Gas cell length/volume: 70 mm / 5.8 ml (no mirror inside, beam conforming design)
Detector: DLaTGS
Heating of gas cell: 200°C in maximum, software-controlled
Spectral range of FT-IR data: 500 cm-1 to 6000 cm-1
Windows material of gas cell: ZnSe
Heating of transfer tube: two options
(temperature-controlled; using a constant voltage supply source)
