Spectrometer ASP-100M 190-450nm
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Description
The ASP-100M Miniature Spectrometer is a marvel of modern engineering, encapsulating high performance in a remarkably compact design. With dimensions of 122x60x50 mm and weighing just 300 grams, this device is engineered for versatility and ease of integration. The simplicity of its design does not compromise its capabilities, allowing it to deliver a broad spectral range and high resolution, making it an ideal choice for space-constrained applications and OEM integration.
One of the standout features of the ASP-100M is its ability to combine flexibility and precision. This spectrometer is designed to facilitate various measurement scenarios with ease. The model ASP-100MF, in particular, is equipped with a special fiber input and a spectral slit, which is conditioned by the detector. This allows users to measure both free-space and fiber signals without the need for realignment, providing a seamless user experience.
While the ASP-100M is adept at handling a variety of signals, it is not recommended for use with femtosecond lasers due to potential signal modulation and spectrum distortion. Despite this, the device remains a powerhouse in its class, offering high resolution down to 0.05 nm, a USB interface for easy connectivity, and synchronization input/output for enhanced functionality. The inclusion of software ensures that users have everything they need to get started right out of the box.
Spectrometer ASP-100M 190-450nm
Specifications |
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| Monochromator Type: | Czerny-Turner |
| Effective Focal Length: | 46 mm |
| Diffraction Grating: | 1800 lines/mm |
| Grating Blaze Wavelength: | 0 nm |
| Spectral Range: | 190 – 450 nm |
| Linear Dispersion (Avg): | 2.4 nm/mm |
| Spectral Resolution (Avg): | 0.085 nm |
Features
- Compact Dimensions: The ASP-100M measures just 122x60x50 mm and weighs 300 grams, making it perfect for space-demanding applications.
- High Resolution: Achieve high spectral resolution down to 0.05 nm, ideal for detailed spectral analysis.
- Broad Spectral Range: Covers a spectral range from 190 nm to 1100 nm, suitable for various applications.
- USB Interface: Easy connectivity with a USB interface for seamless integration with PCs.
- Fiber Input Capability: Model ASP-100MF features a special fiber input with a spectral slit for flexible measurement options.
- No External Power Supply Needed: Operates without the need for an additional power supply, ensuring convenience and portability.
- Synchronization Input/Output: Includes synchronization input/output for enhanced measurement capabilities.
- Software Included: Comes with software for easy setup and operation right out of the box.
- OEM Integration: Designed for easy OEM integration into a variety of devices.
Applications
- Diagnostics: The ASP-100M spectrometer can be used for diagnostic purposes, providing precise measurements of spectral data.
- OEM Integration: Its compact size and flexible design make it ideal for integration into OEM devices, where space is a constraint.
- Laboratory Research: Suitable for laboratory environments where high resolution and broad spectral range are required.
- Environmental Monitoring: Can be used for monitoring various environmental parameters by analyzing spectral data.
- Industrial Applications: Useful in industries for quality control and material analysis by measuring the spectral properties.
- Educational Purposes: An excellent tool for educational institutions for teaching and research in optics and photonics.
Frequently Asked Questions
The ASP-100M spectrometer has 122x60x50 mm dimensions and weighs 300 grams.
The ASP-100M spectrometer allows for a broad spectral range.
The ASP-100M spectrometer has high resolution down to 0.05nm.
Yes, the ASP-100MF model features a special fiber input with a spectral slit.
No, it is not recommended to use fiber to measure the spectrum of a femtosecond laser due to signal modulation and subsequent spectrum distortion.