ISO 23124:2024 has established for the first time a standardized measurement framework for the spatial resolution of Raman microscopy, with key specifications:
Traditional Raman microscopy resolution assessment has two major pain points:
| Problem type | Before standardization | ISO 23124 solution |
|---|---|---|
| Measurement method | Manufacturer-defined (straight edge method/grating method, etc.) | Uniformly adopt narrow line method |
| Sample specification | No clear size requirement | Sample size must be <1/4 of expected resolution |
| Data comparability | Incomplete parameter recording | Mandatory recording of 12 key parameters |
Lateral measurement sample:
CNT diameter should be <1/4 of expected resolution (55nm CNT is used to measure 305nm resolution in the example)
Axial measurement sample:
The thickness of suspended graphene needs to be verified (the single-layer structure is confirmed by the 2D/G peak intensity ratio)
Typical measurement case shows:
Under 532nm laser, the 100× objective lens measured a lateral resolution of 305±15.8nm and an axial resolution of 983.8±20.5nm

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