Abstract
The confocal Raman microscope is a very useful tool that spatially visualizes the Raman activity of a sample with diffraction-limited high spatial resolution. Spatial resolution is a key specification of the performance of a manufactured Raman microscope but is often characterized differently. Here, test specimens made using dispersed carbon nanotubes and suspended graphene were prepared and measured to provide standardized estimation of the lateral and axial spatial resolution of the Raman microscope. General information of the standard specimen for lateral or axial resolution and case studies of actual measurements are also provided.
