The J200 Laser Induced Breakdown Spectrometer (LIBS) has a simple and intuitive graphical interface, and proprietary stoichiometry software adds material identification capabilities to our LIBS instrument using a highly complex set of statistical algorithms. It is highly suitable for laboratory analysis and production monitoring applications. The instrument can monitor single or multiple elements with analytical significance, and its robust instrument design ensures repeatable measurement results for each laser pulse. It is an ideal instrument for challenging quantitative element analysis in many sample matrices, enabling our customers to conduct highly innovative LIBS research.

Device Application Notice:
1. Use J200 LIBS instrument for reproducible measurements to achieve reliable quality control;
2. Rapid analysis of mining samples using laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS);
3. Perform rapid lead (Pb) analysis on thin solder coatings on semiconductor lead frames using LIBS;
4. Quantitative analysis of steel using laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS);
5. Quickly monitor the composition of raw lithium-ion battery electrode materials using J200 LIBS instrument;
6. Perform fluoride analysis using laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS).

The J200 laser-induced breakdown spectrometer (LIBS) can couple a large amount of plasma light to the detector module. This feature enables high sensitivity performance and has been proven through extensive testing of different interferences from various materials. ASI's chemical metrology software package adds another level of analytical capability to our customers, including laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) analysis of deep profiles of solid-state lithium-ion battery devices. The J200 LIBS instrument can be used to quickly monitor the composition of raw lithium-ion battery electrode materials. Production line operators can simply run prepared measurement formulas using the same J200 instrument for routine quality control work, or laboratory scientists can use the J200 instrument for cutting-edge elemental research. The instrument also includes spectrometer types suitable for customer applications, which can provide appropriate solutions for each analysis situation.