Fourier Transform Infrared Microscopy, also known as Infrared (IR) Microscopy and Micro-FTIR Spectroscopy. Basically, it is a powerful analytical tool which combines visual microscopy and FTIR, and it is primarily used in the identification and analysis of the smallest samples and surfaces, down to 5 µm in size. It offers the advantage of optical microscopy for visualization and localization of small samples (i.e. particles, fibers, contaminants, inclusions, surfaces) while providing reliable chemical/material identification
General Photo of the Micro-FTIR – Modified
Close-up with a PCB on the sample stage
Contaminant#1 Rayon fiber Both Plots – Modified
Contaminant#2 Rayon fiber Both Plots – Modified2
Unknown Residue on Gold Pad – ATR (Job#21008)