Ocean Optics - OceanFX Spectrometer
Description
The next innovation in miniature spectrometers from Ocean Optics offers high-sensitivity CMOS detector performance, acquisition speed up to 4,500 scans per second, and a robust communications module that accommodates USB, SPI, Gigabit Ethernet and Wi-Fi. The new spectrometer is ideal for UV-Vis measurement of high intensity light sources and plasmas; fast reaction kinetics, where onboard buffering and averaging ensure no data points are missed during critical stages of the reaction; and environmental monitoring, where Ethernet and Wi-Fi enable remote sensing. The fast sampling rate of Ocean FX also benefits high-speed sorting and QC applications.
Ocean Optics - OceanFX Spectrometer
Specifications |
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| Wavelength Range (reflectance): | 200-1100nm |
| Resolution: | 0.8 nm |
| Minimum Scan Time: | 10 ms - 10 sec |
Features
Hamamatsu S11639 CMOS detector
Fast acquisition speed
Onboard averaging
Buffering and timestamping
Versatile communications module
Applications
Biomedical applications (e.g., DNA absorbance)
UV gas analysis
Food sorting and processing
Kinetics measurements
Laser characterization
High-intensity plasma measurement
Measurements from transient events
Testing and QC in production environments
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How to order?
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Ships from:
United States
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On FindLight:
since 2017
Frequently Asked Questions
The OceanFX spectrometer is responsive from 200-1100 nm, with great sensitivity in the UV and NIR.
The OceanFX spectrometer delivers acquisition speed up to 4,500 scans per second.
The OceanFX spectrometer has an onboard buffer that holds up to 50,000 spectra so you don’t miss a single data point during measurement.
The OceanFX spectrometer operates via Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi, RS-232 and USB.
The OceanFX spectrometer can be used for biomedical applications (e.g., DNA absorbance), UV gas analysis, food sorting and processing, flicker measurements, laser characterization, high-intensity plasma measurement, measurements from transient events, testing and QC in production environments, chemical kinetics such as enzyme reactions in cells, and reaction kinetics for drug development.