I am looking for a program that allows me to work on my RAMAN and IR Spectra (mostly a .spc file).
Are there any ideas?
I am thinking about a simple program in the normal Windows style (like iNMR). It can be also a program that makes simple plots but for example in Raman I need a baseline correction etc.
Check Spekwin a free SW for academics and send my regards to Friedrich. http://www.effemm2.de/spekwin/index_en.html
See that : http://www.cemhti.cnrs-orleans.fr/pot/software/focus.html
it is a tool to simulate IR spectra with different dielectric models.
Check Spekwin a free SW for academics and send my regards to Friedrich. http://www.effemm2.de/spekwin/index_en.html
i'm developing a small software for Raman spectra pre processing and analysis. at the moment it works with simple 2column ASCII files (1st col is Raman shift, 2nd col is Raman intensity). You can find it at the following web address:
https://my.cloudme.com/patrizio.candeloro/RamanToolSet
in case you start to use it and you would like to have some functions implemented, let me know. I am using it for analysis of biological samples, but in different topic areas different uses could be desired
Hello Sir
I have downloaded Focus 1.1 software but dont know how it works can you please tell me that what is the supporting data type of the software
Hi Dear Sir
http://www.effemm2.de/spekwin/spekwin_down_en.html
You can also check this in MATLAB:
function address = getStart(filename)
try
% Open the file
fid=fopen(filename,'r');
% Jump where the values become interesting
fseek(fid,hex2dec('11e'),'bof');
% Pattern we're looking for
pattern = 6228;
suspect = 0;
while suspect~=pattern
oldSuspect = suspect;
suspect = fread(fid,1,'int32');
end
% The correct address is just before our current suspect
address = oldSuspect;
% Close the file
fclose(fid);
catch ex
address = 0;
disp(ex)
end
hi, have you considered the WinSpec or LightView program from Princetown ? (those are not free). WinSpec only run for windows 32 bits (or I least the version i got). LightView is particulary expensive but has an interface for use with MatLab.
I recommend that you try Bio-Rad's award-winning KnowItAll software, which can be used for IR and Raman spectra as well as NMR, UV-Vis, and mass spectra. We also host the world's largest collections of reference spectra in these same analytical techniques.
You can do a free two-week trial of Bio-Rad's KnowItAll software and databases: http://www.knowitall.com/trial2018
Finally, there is a free Academic Edition of our KnowItAll software available as well: http://www.knowitall.com/academic
Best regards,
Greg
Just to let you know: since Nov. 2016, the Spekwin32 software is retired and was replaced by SPECTRAGRYPH, the modernized & much improved the successor software for spectra processing. It also has batch processing, automation, feature extraction, library search and spectrometer control. It is free for academic use, start from here: http://Spectragryph.com
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