Comment on DIY Raspberry Pi Spectrometer GuideComments−csdvrx4yUnfortunately, light spectrometer, not mass spectrometer.I'd love a DIY mass spectrometer or liquid chromatograph for biohacking!−anfractuosity4yYou might like - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIKhUizkXxA ( DIY mass spectrometer measures potassium in dietary salt substitute ) by Ben Krasnow−nbernard4yAs well as Chromatogiraffery's channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ8l6SdZuRuoSdze1dIpzAQ−shpongled4yI think you're going to have a very hard time doing any kind of actual (interesting) analysis on a DIY MS.−network25924yList of open source software to analyze data from mass spectrometers.https://bryanhanson.github.io/FOSS4Spectroscopy−cinntaile4yhttps://www.open-raman.org/You can try building that one. It's a DIY raman spectrometer.−alexose4yAlso a neat write up of a DIY near-IR spec here: https://caoyuan.scripts.mit.edu/ir_spec.htmlI'm still holding out hope someone will make an open source FT-IR design. I actually need one for a project I'm working on, and I'd prefer not to shell out thousands of dollars for a used machine.−network25924yWhat are the key hardware differences between near IR and FT-IR? Could they be overcome with some software assisted analysis?
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Unfortunately, light spectrometer, not mass spectrometer.
I'd love a DIY mass spectrometer or liquid chromatograph for biohacking!
You might like - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIKhUizkXxA ( DIY mass spectrometer measures potassium in dietary salt substitute ) by Ben Krasnow
As well as Chromatogiraffery's channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ8l6SdZuRuoSdze1dIpzAQ
I think you're going to have a very hard time doing any kind of actual (interesting) analysis on a DIY MS.
List of open source software to analyze data from mass spectrometers.
https://bryanhanson.github.io/FOSS4Spectroscopy
https://www.open-raman.org/
You can try building that one. It's a DIY raman spectrometer.
Also a neat write up of a DIY near-IR spec here: https://caoyuan.scripts.mit.edu/ir_spec.html
I'm still holding out hope someone will make an open source FT-IR design. I actually need one for a project I'm working on, and I'd prefer not to shell out thousands of dollars for a used machine.
What are the key hardware differences between near IR and FT-IR? Could they be overcome with some software assisted analysis?