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In a world where materials are getting smaller every day, the ability to obtain chemical information from small samples is critical.  OMNIC Atlµs™ imaging software offers an attractive and efficient means to aid in the collection and processing of data from microscopic samples to verify chemical distribution in homgeneous samples or locate defects or contaminants on a heterogeneous sample.

OMNIC Atlµs provides data collection, processing, and visualization with powerful, easy to use software that is fully integrated with OMNIC.  It provides the very best in spectral manipulation, spectral searching, and chemometrics, and supports multiple microscope stages.  OMNIC Atlµs is compatible with all Thermo Scientific FT-IR and Raman microscopes. With the most powerful infrared and Raman image analysis tools available on the market, OMNIC Atlµs allows extraction of physical, chemical, and spatial information from your sample.  OMNIC Atlµs extends the powerful capability of image analysis by applying it to both video and chemical images of the sample. Data acquisition includes image mosaic collection, discrete points, line maps and area maps in transmission, reflectance, or ATR. OMNIC Atlµs shows contour display, 3D display, video image, and spectral data view all interlinked in a single, easy to use interface.

Image analysis applied to optical and chemical images extracted from the sample provides physical and chemical information specifically for each component including:

• Numbers and size of sample features- particles, fibers, and irregularly shaped objects
• Physical information- length, diameter, area and much more
• Analysis of a chemical image- for each material identified in a sample
• Total distribution of each material- semi-quantitative with no need for calibration

Chemical images can be based on spectral frequency, functional group, correlation to a reference spectrum, Principal Component Analysis, Multivariate Curve Resolution or a chemometric model from TQ Analyst.  These capabilities allow users to obtain the most useful information from their materials to help them find the answers they need to problems big and small.