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Key Benefits Add GEMINI Interferometer in between the sample and the detector to easily retrieve the SPECTRUM of your signal. • High throughput that allows high sensitivities User-friendly software Variable spectral resolution (without affecting throughput) • Exceptional stability and insensitive to vibrations Compact, lightweight and turn-key Broadband spectral coverage (UV to SWIR) B TIME - AND FREQUENCY- RESOLVED FLUORESCENCE MADE EASY Measurement Example 1 2 3 Decay Time (ns) 10 1 10 2 Intensity (arb.un.) Rhodamine B Nile Red A: Fluorescence Map of a sample (mixture of Rhodamine B + Nile Red in Ethanol) as a function of Emission Wavelength and Decay Time. B: Dynamics corresponding to vertical cuts in (A). C: Spectra corresponding to horizontal cuts in (A). 560 nm τ=2.85 ns 630 nm τ= 3.68 ns 1 ns A B C 6 ns 3 ns FAST DECAY SLOW DECAY 550 600 650 700 Emission Wavelength (nm) 0 50 100 150 Intensity (arb.un.)

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Page 1: TIME- AND FREQUENCY- RESOLVED FLUORESCENCE MADE EASY … · TIME- AND FREQUENCY- RESOLVED FLUORESCENCE MADE EASY Measurement Example 1 2 3 Decay Time (ns) 10 1 10 2 Rhodamine B Nile

Key Benefits

Add GEMINI Interferometer in between the sample and the detector to easily retrieve the SPECTRUM of your signal.

• High throughput that allows high sensitivities

• User-friendly software

• Variable spectral resolution (without affecting throughput)

• Exceptional stability and insensitive to vibrations • Compact, lightweight and turn-key

• Broadband spectral coverage (UV to SWIR)

B

TIME- AND FREQUENCY- RESOLVED FLUORESCENCE MADE EASY

Measurement Example

1 2 3

Decay Time (ns)

10 1

10 2

Inte

nsity

(arb

.un.

)

Rhodamine B

Nile Red

A: Fluorescence Map of a sample (mixture of Rhodamine B + Nile Red in Ethanol) as a function of Emission Wavelength and Decay Time. B: Dynamics corresponding to vertical cuts in (A). C: Spectra corresponding to horizontal cuts in (A).

560 nmτ=2.85 ns

630 nmτ= 3.68 ns

1 nsA B C

6 ns

3 ns

FAST

DEC

AY

SL

OW

D

EC

AY

550 600 650 700

Emission Wavelength (nm)

0

50

100

150

Inte

nsity

(arb

.un.

)

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Wavelength (nm)

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L version

M version

S version

SimDOME project has received funding form the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation

Programme, under Grant Agreement n. 814492

• Interferometry• Generation of pulse pairs

GEMINI IN EXCITATION PATH• Fluorescence Excitation-Emission Map• Characterization of single molecules

GEMINI IN DETECTION PATH• Time- and frequency- resolved fluorescence• Pump-probe spectroscopy• Coherent Raman spectroscopy

Other Applications

Via Giovanni Durando 39 • 20158 Milan (Italy)www.nireos.com • [email protected]

Time- and frequency-resolved fluorescence with a single-pixel detector and a TCSPC module

Pulsedexcitation

Sample

SPAD(or PMT)GEMINI

Interferometer

Time Correlated Single Photon Counting

(TCSPC)

Experimental Setup for Time- andFrequency-resolved fluorescence

GEMINI provides the SPECTRAL resolutionTCSPC provides the TEMPORAL resolution

Spectral Resolution

Sensitivity Test

The GEMINI can be placed as a turn-key add-on device

10-12 10-10 10-8 10-6Concentration (M)

102

103

104

105

106

107

108

Cou

nts/

seco

nd

Background

DatapointsLinear Fit Measurements at different concentrations of the

sample have been performed (red dots).

The outstanding sensitivity of the system enables to reach picoMolar concentrations.

SNR=2

Excitation Power: 275 µW @ 532 nm wavelength

Sample: Mixture of Rhodamine B and Nile Red in Ethanol

Valid for asymmetric versions

Perri et al., Opt. Express 26, 2270-2279 (2018)