Hyper-Flux-PRO-Spectrometer-785nm
Description
HyperFlux spectrometers overcome the trade-off between light throughput and spectral resolution using a proprietary beam reformatting technology that eliminates the need for a slit to achieve high resolution. The High-Throughput Virtual Slit (HTVS) core in all HyperFlux spectrometers achieves at least an order of magnitude better throughput than comparable systems without resolution loss. The dramatic throughput advantage allows higher quality signal to be delivered more rapidly.
Hyper-Flux-PRO-Spectrometer-785nm
Specifications |
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Excitation Wavelength: | 785 nm |
Raman Shift Range: | 0-3000cm^-1 |
Spectral Resolution: | 4 cm^-1 |
Bandpass: | Configurable to Measurement requirements |
Laser Power: | 475 mW |
Probes: | Immersion and non-contact |
Fiber Length: | Up to 3 meters standard |
Applications
- High resolution, high throughput spectroscopy without entrance slit light loss
- Ideal for low light spectroscopy applications including Raman and fluorescence
- Spectrometer bandpass and resolution built to your specifications
- Many options for detectors
- No moving parts, robust and reliable
For pricing, technical or any other questions please contact the supplier
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United States
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since 2015
Frequently Asked Questions
The HyperFlux spectrometer is ideal for low light spectroscopy applications including Raman and fluorescence. It can also be customized to meet specific bandpass and resolution specifications.
The HTVS core achieves at least an order of magnitude better throughput than comparable systems without resolution loss by eliminating the need for a slit.
The HyperFlux spectrometer is a device that uses a proprietary beam reformatting technology to achieve high resolution without the need for a slit.
Yes, the HyperFlux spectrometer has no moving parts and is robust and reliable.
The HyperFlux spectrometer offers many options for detectors.