
VS7000-CCD-HD
Overview
VS7000-CCD-HD Miniature CCD Spectrometer
Available for US OEM customers only
High-performance fiber optic spectrometer for OEM volumes
- UV-VIS (200–860 nm), VIS (380–750 nm), and UV-NIR (200–1050 nm)
- High dynamic range (7000:1)
- High throughput (f/2.8)
- Ultra-low stray light
- Ideal for industrial low-light applications such as fluorescence, emission, absorbance, and reflectance.
Features
Feature | Spectroscopy Benefits for OEMs |
|---|---|
Most popular UV-VIS range | Excellent peak symmetry in a miniature grating spectrometer |
High readout speed | 4.5 ms maximum readout speed |
Advanced electronics | Low noise; high linearity (raw) and linearity-correction |
Back-illuminated linear CCD | QE = 63% at 250 nm; 76% at 650 nm; 55% at 850 nm |
High signal-to-noise ratio | Highest full well/signal-to-noise ratio of any uncooled CCD mini-spectrometer |
USB 2.0 high and full-speed | Standard connection interfaces to PCs with 100% data integrity |
Order-sorting fi lter | Eliminates second-order interference |
Windows® acquisition softwareand LabVIEW™ VIs and DLLs available | Software to integrate VS-7000 as an OEM component |
Sturdy single-optic design | Excellent light purity, with concave grating design |
No moving parts or shutter | Excellent reliability for OEM integration |
Manufactured by HORIBA
Specifications
Available for US OEM customers only
This VS7000-CCD-HD system for industrial applications uses a modified VS70 optical engine optimized for UV - VIS
Spectral coverage | UV-VIS (200–860 nm), 250 nm optimized grating, built-in order-sorting filter |
Numerical aperture | f/2.8 |
Stray light rejection | 0.01% (0.02%) for UV-VIS configuration with 300 µm tall CCD, measured at 700 nm |
CCD detector | Back-illuminated CCD with low etaloning in NIR |
Detector height | 300 µm CCD height standard (1000 µm optional) |
Thermoelectric stabilization | None. Dark current and CCD-pattern noise must be subtracted. User must switch off light source or install |
Spectral resolution | UV-VIS: 75 µm slit, 2048 pixels, 2.7 nm resolution; 0.33 nm/pixel |
Improved CCD full well | >250 ke– (sensitivity mode); >390 ke– (high FW mode) |
Typical dynamic range | 7000:1 in sensitivity mode; 5500:1 in high FW mode |
A/D converter | 16 bit, 500 kHz (pixel rate) |
Typical dark current | 1 count/ms at 20°C (room temp.); typical offset = 1000 counts |
Typical readout noise | 35 e– (max = 45 e–) in sensitivity mode; 70 e– (max = 90 e–) in High FW mode |
Readout speed | Max: 4.5 ms; 223 spectra/s with 0 exposure time |
Typical signal-to-noise ratio | 500:1 (sensitivity mode) to 625:1 (high FW mode). Shot-noise-limited conditions |
Gain selection | 4 e–/count and 6 e–/count |
Dimensions (H × W × D) | 2.9” × 4.1” × 4.3” (73.0 mm × 103.2 mm × 109.4 mm) |
Weight | 1.8 lb (0.82 kg) |
*Specifi cations, form factor, and spectrometer cover subject to change without notice.
Applications
Acquisition software included (LabVIEW™ 2011 only)
- VIs and top-level code are provided for customer customizations
- Access to data with raw CCD linearity and corrected linearity done at factory for each CCD chip
- CCD settings and dark-subtract
- On-board or software averaging
- Absorbance and transmission calculations
- Scale selection between pixel, wavelength, and wavenumber
- On-board spectral calibration • Linearity correction on/off
- Boxcar averaging
- Save function to Excel® or text file
No LabVIEW™ license is needed to run our acquisition software. LabVIEW™ license ver. 2011 required to edit our code. No code customization supported in price.



