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Multichannel Spectroscopy in the Cost-Effective Environment

How to achieve it has been a di lemma since w e introduced the first OMA® in 1971 . Research-oriented instruments have costly capabilities

which may not be benefits in industrial or teaching situations. All too often flexibility in the research laboratory is confusing in a production situation. In short, the world wants an OMA it doesn't have to play with. It should be easy to operate—have sufficient data

storage and manipulation capabilities to do the job—be fully operable using standard interfaces—and it wouldn't hurt if it were inexpensive.

Affordable Multichannel Spectroscopy

THE 1 4 5 0 SYSTEM—NOW THE DILEMMA IS RESOLVED.

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OPTICAL MULTICHANNEL ANALYZER MODEL 1450