The Shamrock 163 is a state-of-the-art Czerny-Turner spectrograph, renowned for its compact design and exceptional performance. With a focal length of 163 mm and an aperture of F/3.6, it stands out as the most compact research-grade spectrograph available today. Its user-friendly design allows for both horizontal and vertical mounting positions, making it highly portable and easy to integrate into various spectroscopy setups.

This benchtop spectrograph is engineered to accommodate a wide array of interchangeable gratings, slits, and light coupling interfaces. This flexibility ensures that users can seamlessly adapt the Shamrock 163 to meet specific experimental needs, whether for general spectroscopy measurements or more specialized applications. The precision locking mechanism for gratings allows for easy upgrades and modifications, ensuring that the device can evolve alongside advancing research requirements.

The Shamrock 163 is not only compact but also highly configurable for sophisticated multi-track spectroscopy. Its imaging-configurable platform, complemented by lens-based accessories, is designed to optimize system performance by minimizing cross-talk and enabling simultaneous acquisition of multi-leg fiber signals. This makes it an ideal choice for researchers looking to conduct detailed and accurate spectroscopic analysis.

Customization of the Shamrock 163 is straightforward, with clear steps for configuring the chassis, resolution, band-pass, and input light coupling interface. Researchers can select from a variety of optics coatings and software interfaces to tailor the spectrograph to their specific needs. Whether using the state-of-the-art Solis software or the Software Development Kit (SDK), the Shamrock 163 ensures a seamless integration with Andor detectors, providing a comprehensive solution for advanced spectroscopy.