Available for US OEM customers only
| Spectral coverage | With 532 nm laser:210 to 3500 cm–1 With 660 nm laser:400 to 3150 cm–1 With 785 nm laser:210 to 2700 cm–1 |
| Numerical aperture | F/3.1 |
| Stray light rejection Typical (Maximum) | 0.1% (0.2%) (measured with bandpass filter 780BP10) |
| CCD Detector & Typical Q.E. | Back-illuminated CCD with low etaloning in NIR 55% peak QE at 850nm(VIS optimized) |
| Detector height Fiber-optic option | 300μm CCD height standard (1000μm optional) 200 or 300μm dia.,1m long fiber optic (for 1mm tall CCD, RTS bundle is offered) |
| Thermoelectric stabilization | None. Dark current and CCD-pattern noise must be subtracted. User must shutter in optical path. QE shifts slightly with temperature. |
| Spectral resolution Pixel resolution Slit (factory configuration) | 785nm configuration;25μm slit; 2048 pixels; 8–12cm–1 resolution; 0.19nm/pixel (configuration with 300μm tall CCD) |
| Improved CCD full well Raw non linearity Factory corrected non linearity | >250Ke- (sensitivity mode) < 0.4% (sensitivity mode) |
| Typical dynamic range | 7000:1 in sensitivity mode |
| Readout speed | 8.6ms (500kHz mode); 116 spectra/s with 0 exposure time (Multi-Acq mode) Max: 4.5 ms (Ultra mode); 223 spectra/s with 0 exposure time (Multi-Acq mode) |
| Typical Dark current | 1 count/ms at 20°C (room temp.); typical offset = 1000 counts |
| Typical readout noise | 35 e- (Max= 45e-) in sensitivity mode (4 e–/count) |
| A/D converter | 16 bit, 500 kHz (pixel rate); optional 2 MHz VIS-CCD |
| Typical dynamic range | 7,000:1 in sensitivity mode |
| Weight | 1.8 lb (0.82 kg) |
| Gain selection | 4 e-/count and 8 e-/count |
| Dimensions (H× W×D) | 4” × 2.71” × 1.49” (101.6 mm × 68.8 mm × 37.8 mm) |
| * Specifications, Form Factor and Spectrometer Covers are subject to change without notice. | |
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
- Scale selection between pixel, wavelength, and wavenumber
- On-board spectral calibration
- Linearity correction on/off
- 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.
