A low-cost device that does not use Ge or InGaAs.
- Compact device, portable or securely mountable - Direct slit or fiber input - High-performance electronics - Measurement from 900nm to 1700nm - USB2.0 interface, 16-bit dynamic range - Supports multi-channel structure up to 8 USB - IR up-conversion phosphor CCD coating The SM241 is a compact CCD-based spectrometer designed for near-infrared laser applications. Spectral Product's IR up-conversion phosphor CCD coating enables spectral measurements from 1100nm to a maximum of 1700nm, surpassing the sensitivity of standard silicon-based CCD detector arrays, and is more cost-effective than devices using germanium or InGaAs. Mirrors and gratings are gold-plated for NIR reflectivity.
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Detector - Number of pixels: 2048 - Pixel size: 14μm x 200μm - Sensitivity: 30 V/mJ/cm² Wavelength range: 900nm to 1700nm Wavelength resolution: 1.0nm to 10nm, depending on the slit and grating Software SM32Pro - Windows 95, 2000, XP, 7-based software (32-bit and 64-bit compatible), data collection and analysis Transmission, reflectance, and absorbance measurements Data export, zoom in, zoom out, spectrum overlay, and more features Control of signal averaging and integration time Available DLL library for easy user software development in DOS and Windows VC++ / VB / LabVIEW
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The SM241 is a compact CCD-based spectrometer designed for near-infrared laser applications. Spectral Products' IR upconversion phosphor CCD coating enables spectral measurements from 1100nm to a maximum of 1700nm with the sensitivity of a standard silicon-based CCD detector array.
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We have over 40 years of history as a specialized import trading company, excelling in laser light sources, optical components, measuring instruments, and peripheral devices.
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