Thermo Scientific OMNIC Series Software

Thermo Scientific™ OMNIC™ Series Software is part of the Thermo Scientific™ OMNIC™ Software Suite and provides advanced tools for time-based spectroscopy experiments, including data acquisition, visualization, processing, and analysis. It enables researchers to efficiently move from data collection to meaningful analytical results.

The software supports a wide range of time-based spectroscopy applications, including TGA-IR, GC-IR, FT-IR, Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR), and Raman kinetics studies. When used together with Thermo Scientific™ OMNIC™ Professional Software, it further extends data acquisition, processing, and analytical capabilities for demanding research applications.

Thermo Scientific OMNIC Series Software

Flexible Experiment Setup

• Configure standard time-based experiments, including GC-IR, TGA-IR, and kinetics measurements
• Support for timed and event-triggered data acquisition
• Flexible experiment configuration for complex analytical workflows

Advanced Data Extraction

• Create multiple user-defined time profiles during acquisition or post-processing
• Analyze data using Gram-Schmidt Reconstruction (GSR), chemigrams, peak area and peak height calculations
• Compatible with Thermo Scientific™ TQ Analyst™ Software quantitation methods
• Reveal hidden chemical information through configurable time profiles

Powerful Data Visualization

• Specialized 2D and 3D visualization tools
• Interactive data exploration for large time-series datasets
• Detailed visualization of subtle molecular changes
• Fully configurable display and analysis environment

Comprehensive Data Analysis

• Integrated access to OMNIC™ Professional Software processing and analysis tools
• Analyze complete time-series datasets or individual spectra
• One-click spectral library searching for rapid material identification
• Compatible with Thermo Scientific™ spectral library collections

Thermo Scientific OMNIC Series Software

Supported Techniques

• TGA-IR
• GC-IR
• Time-resolved FT-IR spectroscopy
• Raman kinetics
• Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR)
• Time-series spectroscopy