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Ftir Spectral Search MCP Server

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jxbaoxiaodong

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bob lee

About Ftir Spectral Search MCP Server

FTIR spectral search and material identification. Upload instrument files (28+ formats) or peak lists, get ranked candidates with

#chemistry#spectroscopy#materials-science#ftir#science

Ftir Spectral Search MCP Server config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ftirfun": {
      "url": "https://ftir.fun/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer <YOUR_FTIRFUN_API_KEY>"
      }
    }
  }
}

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Overview

What is Ftir Spectral Search?

Ftir Spectral Search is an MCP server for FTIR spectral search and material identification. It accepts instrument files in over 28 formats or user-provided peak lists, and returns ranked candidate matches with literature-backed DOI citations drawn from a database of more than 135,000 reference spectra.

How to use Ftir Spectral Search?

Upload instrument files or peak lists to the server. The server processes the input and returns a list of ranked material candidates, each accompanied by a DOI citation from the literature. No installation or configuration details are provided in the README.

Key features of Ftir Spectral Search

  • Supports 28+ instrument file formats
  • Accepts peak list inputs
  • Searches over 135,000 reference spectra
  • Returns ranked candidate matches
  • Includes literature-backed DOI citations

Use cases of Ftir Spectral Search

  • Identify unknown solid or liquid materials from FTIR spectra
  • Compare experimental peak lists against a large reference database
  • Obtain DOI citations for matched materials to support research reporting

Frequently asked questions

1

What file formats are supported?

The server supports over 28 instrument file formats, as well as plain peak list inputs.

2

How many reference spectra are available?

The database contains more than 135,000 reference spectra.

3

Does the server provide citations for matches?

Yes, each ranked candidate is returned with a literature-backed DOI citation.

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