• Laser & Optoelectronics Progress
  • Vol. 62, Issue 3, 0330001 (2025)
Zhixin Luo1,*, Leiping Zhang2, Gaojun Shi2, Zhe Lian2..., Shiyuan Zhu2, Liang Lu2, Lijing Zhong2 and Haotian Liu2|Show fewer author(s)
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  • 1School of Forensic Medicine,Shanxi Medical University,Taiyuan 030001,Shanxi ,China
  • 2National Engineering Laboratory for Forensic Science & Institute of Forensic Science, Ministry of Public Security, Beijing 100038, China
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    Zhixin Luo, Leiping Zhang, Gaojun Shi, Zhe Lian, Shiyuan Zhu, Liang Lu, Lijing Zhong, Haotian Liu. Comparison of Detection Performance of Five Portable Raman Spectrometers[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2025, 62(3): 0330001 Copy Citation Text show less
    Schematic of Raman spectrometer structure
    Fig. 1. Schematic of Raman spectrometer structure
    Detection spectra of naphthalene for each product
    Fig. 2. Detection spectra of naphthalene for each product
    FWHM of Raman peaks near 389, 1020, and 1576 cm-1 for each product
    Fig. 3. FWHM of Raman peaks near 389, 1020, and 1576 cm-1 for each product
    Displacement accuracy statistics
    Fig. 4. Displacement accuracy statistics
    Repeatability experiment of naphthalene (taking product B as an example)
    Fig. 5. Repeatability experiment of naphthalene (taking product B as an example)
    Detection result. (a) Maximum displacement difference statistics; (b) δC⋅V statistics
    Fig. 6. Detection result. (a) Maximum displacement difference statistics; (b) δCV statistics
    Intensity repeatability statistics
    Fig. 7. Intensity repeatability statistics
    RSN statistics
    Fig. 8. RSN statistics
    Database capacity and ratio of sample size to time
    Fig. 9. Database capacity and ratio of sample size to time
    Capacity statistics of different instruments under various parameters
    Fig. 10. Capacity statistics of different instruments under various parameters
    Instrument manufacturer*Instrument modelType of instrumentSpectral range /cm-1Wavenumber interval /cm-1DetectorSampling method
    Jiangsu Nephrite Scientific Instrument Co., Ltd.ZPR-1009PRS200‒31501CCDDirect sampling head
    Leading Norm Biotechnology (Beijing) Co., Ltd.LDN-R100PRS150‒35001.97CCDFiber sampling head
    Nanjing Simple & Smart Instrument Equipment Co., Ltd.SSR-3010PRS191‒28672.25CCDFiber sampling head
    Polaris Scientific Instruments (Suzhou) Co., Ltd.Polaris-R80PRS81‒66261.67398CCDFiber sampling head
    Renishaw PLCinVia-ReflexBRS5‒300001.10937CCDDirect sampling head
    Xiamen Persertech Technology Co., Ltd.PERS-F1810PRS301‒32041.68CCDFiber sampling head
    Table 1. Name and specifications of the instrument to be tested
    Excitation wavelength /nmLaser power /mWIntegration time /msNumber of scansWarm-up time /minAmbient temperature /℃
    785350100021020‒25
    Table 2. Measurement parameters for each spectrometer
    SubstanceStructural formulaRaman shift /cm‒1Affiliation
    Naphthaline[8]513.8mC—C—C bending vibration
    763.8mBending vibration of the benzene ring
    1021.6wC—C telescopic vibration and deformation vibration
    1382.2sBenzene ring symmetrical vibration
    1576.6wRespiratory vibration of benzene ring
    Table 3. SERS characteristic peak and attribution
    ItemABCDE
    Number of samples screened1415141313
    Average detection time /s12.3939.043.2023.1325.48
    Relative standard deviation /%0.421.520.100.250.30
    Table 4. Summary of output time
    Zhixin Luo, Leiping Zhang, Gaojun Shi, Zhe Lian, Shiyuan Zhu, Liang Lu, Lijing Zhong, Haotian Liu. Comparison of Detection Performance of Five Portable Raman Spectrometers[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2025, 62(3): 0330001
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