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(Free) Software
multiformat
JCAMP-DX
for *.spc
for PerkinElmer
for ASCII data
Peak Fitting
Spectral Databases
Older Spectrometers
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Links
to other Spectroscopy softwares (mostly
free)
(More about Galactic spc
file format down below!)
I won't claim any more that "all available
programs mentioned below cannot compete with Spekwin32".
Just find out yourself what suits your needs the best...
Multiformat
Readers |
SpecViewer
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by
ACD (Advanced Chemistry Development), no
longer available
could read ASCII, Galactic and JCAMP-DX
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PLASUS
SpecLine |
by
PLASUS / Dr. Thomas Schütte, Koenigsbrunn
reads WinSpec binary files (*.spe), Galactic and ASCII, german
demo version |
IRREADER |
by
Dr. Harold M. Bell, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
State University
reading FTIR datafiles from Perkin-Elmer, Galactic, Nicolet
and in JCAMP-DX |
IRView32 |
by
Dr. Norbert Haider, University of Vienna,
reading Perkin Elmer 1600 *.sp files, JCAMP-DX and ASCII |
jspec |
by
Guillaume Cottenceau, Imperial College, London
Java Spectral Visualiser reading Galactic
and JCAMP-DX |
Npcdn32.dll |
ChemDraw
Net Browser Plugin by CambridgeSoft Corporation
reads JCAMP and Galactic files into pixel graphics (GIF
file) |
JCAMP-DX
(*.dx, *.jdx) reading software |
Spectacle
Viewpoint |
by
Creon/LabControl, no longer available |
JCAMPVW |
by
Prof. R. J. Lancashire, University of the West Indies,
Jamaica
from 1997, went into the Chime Browser Plugin from MDL, see
below
See also his JCAMP-DX
site! |
NPCHIME.DLL |
Chime
Browser Plugin by Symyx Solutions, Inc. (former MDL Information
Systems), current version: 2.6 SP7
interactive display of JCAMP-DX spectral files and molecular
structures |
JSpecView |
by
Prof. R. J. Lancashire, University of the West Indies,
Jamaica
after the development of the Chime plugin ceased, the code went
Open Source and was further enhanced. There is a scientific
paper about it. |
JDXview |
by
Dr. Norbert Haider, University of Vienna |
JCAMP
Viewer |
by
Dr. Robert Badger from University of Wisconsin-Stevens
Point |
Galactic
(*.spc) reading software |
Thermo's
SPC Data Viewer
GRAMS
Envision |
by
Galactic Corporation, then Thermo Galactic, now dissolved
inside Thermo Fisher Scientific,
no longer available (worked with
WinNT, not Win2000). Re-released in 02/2008, works now even
with Win XP, but is still of very limited use (plain viewer,
no saving possible).
But: there is also Envision, the data viewer part of the big&mighty
GRAMS
suite. It comes as a functions limited demo version.
For History see also: Former
Thermo Electron Brand Names |
ShowSpc |
by
U. S. Environmental Protection Agency |
SPC
Content-Plugin |
by
Dr. Christian Moschner, Christian-Albrechts-Universität
Kiel (Germany), Plugin for Total
Commander, to search and organize spc file collections by
spectral features. |
Perkin
Elmer (*.sp) reading software |
Read_IR |
by
Mauricio Gomes Constantino, Laboratory of Organic Synthesis,
University of São Paulo, Brasilia
reads IR files from Perkin-Elmer spectrometers (only *.sp) |
software for ASCII data |
a|e
- UV-Vis-IR |
by
Søren Preus, from the University of Copenhagen, Denmark,
now at Noka Design ApS
based on Matlab, perhaps the most modern and most versatile
software from all above. Try it out! |
Peak fitting software |
fityk |
a
program for data processing and nonlinear curve fitting |
Spectrum
Viewer |
Erwin
Timmerman's Spectrum Viewer |
Peak-O-Mat |
a data analysis and curve fitting program written in Python |
MagicPlot |
Lightweight
app for data analysis, plotting and nonlinear fitting |
PeakFit |
"The
Automatic Choice For Spectroscopy, Chromatography and Electrophoresis" |
Razor
Fit |
Where
you go when your peak fitting software won't fit the peaks |
eXPfit |
Peak
Fitting Add-In for MS-Excel |
Tom
O'Haver |
A
Pragmatic* Introduction to Signal Processing - An illustrated
essay with free software to download |
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