CEO-2D-800-V Two Dimensional Imaging Spectrograph
Description
CEO-2D-800 and CEO-2D-800-V are ultimate tools in any Ti:Sapphire laser laboratory. Designed for spectrally and spatially resolved interferometry (SSRI), these spectrographs are capable to measure angular and material dispersion with extreme high accuracy (with the additional use ofPhADIM-D). They are also compatible with conventional pulse characterization techniques, likeFROGand SEA-SPIDER; and beyond that, they open a way to unlimited experimental applications. CEO-2D-800-V offers a variable wavelength range, which is inevitable when accurate spectral measurements needed for pulses with diverse bandwidths. Our device can be switched easily between three different wavelength ranges.
CEO-2D-800-V Two Dimensional Imaging Spectrograph
Specifications |
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Monochromator Type: | Not Specified |
Effective Focal Length: | - mm |
Diffraction Grating: | - lines/mm |
Grating Blaze Wavelength: | - nm |
Spectral Range: | 735-865nm |
Linear Dispersion (Avg): | - nm/mm |
Spectral Resolution (Avg): | 0.1 nm |
Features
2D Imaging spectograph
Triggerable
Basic driver software
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Frequently Asked Questions
The CEO-2D-800-V is used for spectrally and spatially resolved interferometry (SSRI) and pulse characterization techniques like FROG and SEA-SPIDER.
The CEO-2D-800-V offers a variable wavelength range, which is necessary for accurate spectral measurements of pulses with diverse bandwidths.
Yes, the CEO-2D-800-V is capable of measuring angular and material dispersion with extreme high accuracy.
The CEO-2D-800-V can be easily switched between three different wavelength ranges.
Optional accessories for the CEO-2D-800-V include FRINGER software for evaluation, PhADIM/PhADIM-D for SSRI dispersion measurements, and MePS, a high accuracy beam rotator for 2D characterization of the beam.