Webinar - Intelligent Peak Deconvolution Analysis (i-PDeA) for Photodiode Array Data
Nexera HPLC/UHPLC Photodiode Array Detector - SPD-M40
Photodiode Array Detector - SPD-M40
Boost your high sensitivity measurements over a wide wavelength range. The SPD-M40 has great accuracy in identification of compounds from absorbance spectra and performs an impurity check on all peaks. The industry leading i-PDeA deconvolution algorithm spectrally resolves coeluting peaks. The newly designed optical system guarantees both a wide linearity range and a superb signal-to-noise ratio performance at the same time. It has improved stability in analysis through flow cell/polychromator/lamp compartment temperature control. Each SPD-M40 is equipped with a UV cutoff filter, which allows even less variation and more robust analysis by minimizing sample decomposition.
SPD-M40 Specifications
- Wavelength range of 190 nm - 800 nm, wavelength accuracy ± 1 nm, noise level of 4.5 x 10-6 AU, and drift less than 0.4 x 10-3 AU/hour.
- Contains both a deuterium (D2) and tungsten (W) lamp.
- UV cut-off filter that removes wavelengths below 240 nm from entering the flow cell.
- Has a 1024 element diode array. Fully temperature-controlled optics, including the optical bench, lamp housing, and flow cell. Monitored and controlled with a standard web browser.
- Built-in Cell ID that is automatically recorded in analysis data.
- Linear up to 2.5 AU (ASTM method). Pressure tolerance of 12 MPa.
- Automatic wavelength accuracy check and wavelength correction.
- Integrated 4 channel analog output.
- Optional flow cells that can be changed by the user: UHPLC, semi-micro, inert, preparative and high-pressure cell.
- Capable of using the i-PDeA II deconvolution algorithm to resolve co-eluting peaks.
Videos
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How to Replace Flow Cell Lenses and Gaskets on the Shimadzu SPD-M40 and SPD-40 Detectors
In this video, an LC Product Specialist at Shimadzu Scientific Instruments demonstrates how to replace lenses and gaskets as part of the preventative maintenance routine for the SPD-M40 Photodiode Array Detector and SPD-40 UV/VIS Detector Flow Cells.
This video overviews the importance of maintenance, outlines the necessary tools, and provides step-by-step instructions cover the removal of the flow cell, extraction of the old lenses and gaskets, cleaning of the flow cell interior and reassembling/reattaching the flow cell -
How to Replace Deuterium and Tungsten Lamps for the SPD-M40 Photo Diode Array Detectors
This video overviews the importance of lamp maintenance and provides step-by-step instructions and the necessary tools required for the task and provides safety tips to prevent injuries during the procedure. Viewers learn how to secure the lamps properly, reassemble the detector, calibrate the detector and reset the lamp operating time.
News / Events
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PITTCON 2025
March 1-5
Boston, MA -
HPLC 2024
July 20-25
Hilton Denver City Center, Denver Ballroom
Denver, Colorado
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Shimadzu Scientific Instruments Opens R&D Center
These forward-focused R&D centers will enable us to closely collaborate with customers and stakeholders to develop products that meet tomorrow’s analytical laboratory needs and swiftly deliver these solutions to the marketplace.
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National American Chemical Society (Spring) 2024
March 18-20
Ernest N. Morial Convention Center
New Orleans, Louisiana
Booth # 2931
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Shimadzu Scientific Instruments and Telescope Innovations Initiate Technology Partnership
The partners aim to integrate SSI’s High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (“HPLC”) systems with Telescope’s flagship product, the DirectInject-LC.
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