TIGER OPTICS Prismatic 3 laser-based, multi-species trace gas analyzer

This compact, CRDS-based analyzer for the detection of H₂O, CO, CO₂ and CH₄ from parts-per-billion to parts-per-million levels to ensure purity requirements in line with SAE J2719 and ISO 14687:2019.

Prismatic 3 is easy to install and operate with integrated touchscreen and intuitive graphical user interface to allow efficient data trending and analysis. The cost of ownership is extremely low, with no calibration, spare parts or utility gases required.

The Prismatic 3 features:

• Simultaneous parts-per-billion detection of CO, CO₂, H₂O and CH₄
• Ideal analyzer to meet Hydrogen purity requirements of SAE J2719 and ISO 14687:2019
• Powerful Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy (CRDS) technology
• Low Cost of Ownership: no calibration or utility gas requirements
• Easy to install and use per ASTM Standard Test Method D7941

Applications

• Air Separation Units & Nitrogen Plants
• Gas Quality Control
• Gaseous CRMs & Calibration Gas Mixtures
• Greenhouse Gas Monitoring
• High-Purity Gases & Systems
• Hydrogen Fuel Cells
• Research & Development

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For process control and quality control, gas suppliers need accurate, low-level contaminant monitoring to ensure gas quality with no impurities. For refineries and chemical plants it is especially critical to measure carbon monoxide in hydrogen since high levels can poison a customer’s process and a supplier’s reputation.

Monitor purity with the HALO 3 CO analyzer, designed to provide unparalleled accuracy and reliability for your most critical carbon monoxide measurements. Compact and easy to use, this analyzer features Tiger Optics’ proven Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy to detect down to 40 ppb of carbon monoxide in your process streams.

Users enjoy freedom from periodic sensor maintenance, and with no calibration gases required, operating costs are nearly eliminated. With drift-free stability and rapid response time, the HALO 3 CO is ideal for the continuous, online gas monitoring that is critical to process control in gas and chemical industries or anywhere purity is a necessity.

The HALO 3 CO ensures purity and process protection with:

• Parts per billion (ppb) carbon monoxide detection capability
• Wide measurement range, from 0 – 2500 ppm (in hydrogen)
• Freedom from calibration (absolute measurement technology)
• Low cost of ownership
• Compact design
• Simple software interface

Applications

• CEM Standards Preparation
• Gas Quality Control
• Gaseous CRM & Calibration Gas Mixtures
• High-Purity Gases & Systems
• Hydrogen Fuel Cells
• Research & Development
• Syngas & Fuel Gas Production

Serani Max Analyzer Interface Software allows you to have remote access from your computer or laptop for our latest CRDS generation analyzers, such as the HALO KA Max and T-I Max. The Windows-based software package communicates with the analyzer through Ethernet and allows full control of the system conveniently from your desk.

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The Tiger-i 2000 CO₂ greenhouse gas analyzer is designed for versatile use. It can measure ambient levels of CO₂ with high precision over a wide range of temperatures with excellent reliability, and they can monitor emissions of greenhouse gases from various sources such as landfills, gas and oil exploration sites, refineries, and agricultural facilities. The Tiger-i 2000 helps users to easily and accurately assess their greenhouse gas emissions and implement measures to reduce global warming.

Using Tiger Optics’ Tiger-i 2000 CO₂ analyzer, you can measure ambient levels of carbon dioxide with parts-per-billion accuracy, drift-free stability and fast response.

The Tiger-i 2000 is fast to install, exceptionally easy to use, extremely reliable, and effortless to maintain due to their built-in calibration verification. The robust design—free of moving parts—results in an analyzer that has a high mean time between failure (MTBF) and a very low cost of ownership (CoO).

A compact and user-friendly solution for monitoring ambient levels and emissions of carbon dioxide, the Tiger-i 2000 CO₂ offers:

• Accuracy traceable to the world’s major national reference labs
• Specificity—no moisture or other interference
• High precision at ambient or even higher levels
• Freedom from the need for span calibrations
• No periodic sensor replacement/maintenance
• Wide dynamic range and no drift
• Compact and rugged design.

Applications

• Greenhouse Gas Monitoring
• Research & Development.

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Just in time to meet the growing demand for high-quality hydrogen feedstock, Tiger Optics’ CO-rekt analyzer brings the renowned benefits of Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy to your HyCO and SMR plants. This powerful, proven technology offers safe, fast and stable performance that allows you to efficiently manage your PSA beds to maximize yields and minimize contamination. The CO-rekt’s dynamic range spans over four orders of magnitude, from parts-per-billion to parts-per-million. Other benefits include:

• Drift-free performance: Avoid the downtime and labor cost tied to older technology’s need for frequent calibration. Tiger’s technology is so stable that it does not require calibration. No more need to store and to manage calibration cylinders or pay for complex sampling systems. And, remember, the less need for intervention, the less that can go wrong.
• No consumables and spare parts: The CO-rekt is all solid state. Lose those pesky choppers and save on repair costs, as well as inventory management and storage space.
• Packaged for plant use: With Class I, Div. 2 certification, the CO-rekt combines a purged NEMA enclosure with a space-saving wall-mount configuration designed for narrow instrument sheds.
• Insensitive to vibration: No more plant trips triggered by the mere slam of a door to the instrument shed. Protects up-time bonuses and avoids fines.

Co-rekt is built for plant use: With Class I, Div. 2 certification, the CO-rekt combines a purged NEMA enclosure with a space-saving wall-mount configuration designed for narrow instrument sheds.

Tiger Optics analyzers are impervious to vibration and proven to stand up to long-term use in industrial applications. Designed in collaboration with one of the world’s leading hydrogen manufacturers, the CO-rekt is guaranteed to increase uptime and decrease risk. Freedom from calibration and low cost of ownership allows users to operate with confidence and ease in the field.

Applications

• Air Separation Units & Nitrogen Plants
• High-Purity Gases & Systems
• Syngas & Fuel Gas Production

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The removal of contaminants prior to cooling and distillation is essential to the cryogenic air separation process. If not detected quickly, impurities such as CO₂ (carbon dioxide) can freeze in the downstream cryogenic equipment causing damage and product spoilage. Tiger Optics’ HALO 3 CO₂ analyzer affords fast, accurate response and clean-up, with no possibility of drift.

Based on powerful Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy (CRDS), with a proprietary laser-locked cell, the HALO 3 delivers consistent and reliable trace CO₂ detection in nitrogen and other inert gases. Highly specific to the target molecule, CRDS also prevents cross-interferences from distorting your measurement. Plus, there is no need to perform costly and time-consuming zero and span calibrations, saving both time and money with continuous, on-line service.

Compact and portable, the HALO 3 CO₂ gives you unsurpassed speed of response and ease of use. In sum, the HALO 3 CO₂ analyzer serves a range of applications where trace gas measurement is extremely critical, such as syngas production, fixed bulk gas continuous monitoring, gas cylinder quality control, auto-load truckfill and a multitude of other challenging applications. The HALO 3 CO₂ builds on Tiger Optics’ longstanding leadership for trace monitoring of critical compounds in pressurized gases.

The HALO 3 CO₂ offers best-in-class performance including:

• Lower detection limit down to 8 ppb in nitrogen
• Wide dynamic range
• Freedom from drift
• No spectral interference
• Compact standalone footprint or rack mountable
• Low Cost of Ownership
• Simple operation

Applications

• Air Separation Units & Nitrogen Plants
• Gaseous CRMs & Calibration Gas Mixtures
• High-Purity Gases & Systems
• Hydrogen Fuel Cells
• Research & Development
• Syngas & Fuel Gas Production

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TIGER OPTICS Spark CO₂ analyzer is ideal for trace monitoring of critical impurities in nitrogen and other pressurized gases. Based on powerful Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy (CRDS), with a proprietary laser-locked cell, the Spark is free of drift, guaranteeing consistent and reliable trace CO₂ detection in nitrogen and other inert gases. Highly specific to the target molecule, CRDS also prevents cross-interferences from distorting your measurement.  Plus, there is no need to perform costly and time-consuming zero and span calibrations, saving both time and money with continuous, on-line service. 

Compact, affordable and powerful, the new Spark CH₂ brings you:

• Trace CO₂ detection limit down to 250 ppb
• Wide dynamic measurement range
• Drift-free performance
• Immunity to vibration
• No spectral interferences
• Compact standalone footprint or rack-mountable
• Low Cost of Ownership
• Simple operation
• Serani interface software for remote analyzer control & data analysis.

Applications

• Air Separation Units & Nitrogen Plants
• Gaseous CRMs & Calibration Gas Mixtures
• High-Purity Gases & Systems
• Hydrogen Fuel Cells
• Research & Development.

Serani Max Analyzer Interface Software allows you to have remote access from your computer or laptop for our latest CRDS generation analyzers, such as the Halo KA Max and T-I Max. The Windows-based software package communicates with the analyzer through Ethernet and allows full control of the system conveniently from your desk.

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With Tiger Optics’ HALO H2 hydrogen analyzer, you can verify H₂ impurity levels with part-per-billion accuracy, drift-free stability and instantaneous response.

The HALO H2 is easy and fast to install and effortless to maintain, with built-in zero verification. Its robust design—free of moving parts—results in an analyzer that has a high Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF) rate and a very low Cost of Ownership (CoO).

With its patented catalytic conversion technique, utilizing a minute amount of oxygen to cleanly and safely convert hydrogen to moisture, the HALO H2 offers a fully laser-based solution for continuous quality control of your process. Detect gas quality issues before they damage your process.

The HALO H2 offers:

• Low parts-per-billion (ppb) detection capability with Standard Model
• Extremely fast speed of response
• Wide dynamic range
• Absolute measurement (freedom from need for calibration gases)
• Low maintenance and cost of ownership
• Compact, portable package, ideal for both fixed and mobile cart installation
• Direct measurement in many matrices, including oxygen.

Applications

• Gaseous CRMs & Calibration Gas Mixtures
• High-Purity Gases & Systems
• Research & Development.

Serani Max Analyzer Interface Software allows you to have remote access from your computer or laptop for our latest CRDS generation analyzers, such as the Halo KA Max and T-I Max. The Windows-based software package communicates with the analyzer through Ethernet and allows full control of the system conveniently from your desk.

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Modern semiconductor deposition processes — from low-temperature epitaxy to ALD and MOCVD — operate routinely at chamber pressures far below atmosphere and approach the single-digit torr range. At the same time, process temperatures are continuously decreasing. Under these conditions, residual moisture in the chamber poses a significant threat to process quality and production yields.

Tiger Optics’ HALO QRP is optimised to operate under these low-pressure conditions and deliver exact and reliable real-time measurement to verify moisture residue in, for example, the load lock, transfer and process chambers before H2O contaminants compromise the subsequent process step. Based on Tiger Optics’ proven Continuous-Wave Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy (CW-CRDS) technology, the HALO QRP sets new standards in ease-of-use and measurement precision for this application, and operates at chamber pressures as low as 1 Torr.

Designed for trace level moisture analysis in low pressure (<50 Torr) applications, the HALO QRP offers:

• Moisture detection at partial pressure of 1 µTorr and below
• Absolute accuracy and excellent precision
• Wide dynamic range—over four orders of magnitude
• Low cost of ownership and operational simplicity
• Clean technology—no external calibration gases required
• Compact analyzer footprint, also available as OEM module for equipment/system integration.

Detection Limit and Sensitivity in Concentration Units (ppb)

Applications

• Gas Quality Control
• UHP Ammonia & High-Brightness LEDs
• Research & Development
• Semiconductor Process Tools.

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Able to operate in a pressure range from 50 Torr to 15 psig, the HALO RP H₂O moisture analyzer allows monitoring for contaminants close to the substrate or in the process chamber exhaust, significantly reducing the risk of problems that cause product yield losses.

Bulk and specialty gases may be OK at the post-purifier stage, but as gas travels through the various fab distribution systems and arrives at the equipment or process chamber, there is a risk that high partial pressures of moisture are present during processing, resulting in defects, yield loss and reliability issues.

For example, in semiconductor fabrication, moisture present in low-temperature epitaxy (LTE) can affect the quality and strain of the epi layers. In HB-LED fabrication, MOCVD processing with high moisture present in NH₃, can lead to significant reduction in luminescence and yield loss.

HALO RP H₂O features

• Low parts per billion (ppb) moisture detection capability in inert, acid and hydride gases
• Absolute measurement (freedom from calibration gases)
• Wide dynamic range—over four orders of magnitude
• Low cost of ownership and operational simplicity
• Clean technology—no external calibration gases required
• Compact analyzer footprint
• CRDS technology, designated by SEMI-F112 06-13 Standard

Applications

• Gas Quality Control
• UHP Ammonia & High-Brightness LEDs
• Research & Development
• Semiconductor Process Tools

Serani Max Analyzer Interface Software allows you to have remote access from your computer or laptop for our latest CRDS generation analyzers, such as the HALO KA Max and T-I Max. The Windows-based software package communicates with the analyzer through Ethernet and allows full control of the system conveniently from your desk.

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Semiconductor and High Brightness LED manufacturers rely on ultra-high purity process gases, such as ammonia and phosphine, to build the high-tech products such as smartphones, LED TVs and light bulbs, along with CPU and memory chips that consumers desire. Residual moisture in these critical gases degrade device performance, reduce yield, and negatively impact product and corporate profitability. The HALO LP H₂O analyzer is designed to provide users with a simple, cost-effective, and compact analyzer for ensuring trace levels of moisture in NH₃ and PH₃ are within the required specifications.

Incorporating an absolute pressure controller, the LP (low pressure) version of this analyzer allows users to measure moisture in hydride gases with unmatched accuracy, reliability, and speed of response. Evidenced by our global installed base of about 2000 sensors, users enjoy the freedom from requirements such as periodic sensor maintenance, span calibrations, purifier replacement and pump rebuilds that are commonplace with other technologies. As a result, Tiger Optics’ HALO LP H₂O is relied on as an industry leader in the detection of trace moisture levels in ammonia and phosphine for electronic manufacturers and specialty gas suppliers worldwide.

Designed for trace level moisture analysis, the HALO LP H₂O offers:

• Low parts per billion (ppb) moisture detection capability in NH₃ and PH₃
• Absolute measurement (freedom from calibration gases)
• Wide dynamic range—over four orders of magnitude
• Low cost of ownership and operational simplicity
• Clean technology—no external calibration gases required
• Compact analyzer footprint
• User-programmable alarms immediately notify on high events

Applications

• Gaseous CRMs & Calibration Gas Mixtures
• UHP Ammonia & High-Brightness LEDs
• High-Purity Gases & Systems
• Research & Development

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