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A versatile fiber-optic confocal Raman microscope has been developed. Fiber optics provide remote capabilities for the microscope and the ability to use multiple excitation sources and detection schemes. The horizontal and vertical resolutions of the instrument have been determined by monitoring spectral changes while scanning known interfaces and microparticles. The mini- mum detectable particle size has been determined via the spectroscopic analysis of calibrated polystyrene microspheres. The horizontal resolution has additionally been tested in the imaging of a 10 μm glass fiber embedded in an epoxy matrix.
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