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Options for the "NIR" Optical bench
Detectors
In the "NIR" Spectrometers, we offer three different InGaAs linear array detectors, one 512-element array and two 256-element arrays. The Hamamatsu detectors used in the "NIR" Optical Bench are InGaAs photodiode linear arrays with each pixel connected to a charge amplifier array consists of CMOS transistors. These detectors deliver high sensitivity and stable operation in the near infrared.
The detectors all include onboard thermoelectric cooling. A thermistor monitors the array's temperature and a thermoelectric device can cool
the arrays to 30 °C below ambient, keeping the array stable to within ±0.1 °C. In addition, you can set and monitor the detector's temperature via software.
Spectral Response Curves
NIR-512 NIR256-2.1
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Fixed Entrance Slits
An option available with user-configured "NIR" spectrometers is selecting the size of the entrance aperture. Entrance slits are rectangular apertures, 1-mm tall and various widths from 10 /vm to
A slit is installed on the inside edge of the bulkhead of an SMA 905 Connector.
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Slit
Description
NIR-512 Pixel Resolution
NIR256-2.1 Pixel Resolution
NIR256-2.5 Pixel Resolution
Price
SLIT-10
10-Lim wide x 1-mm high
~2.4 pixels
~1.2
~1.2
$150
SLIT-25
25-Lim wide x 1-mm high
~2.4 pixels
~1.2
~1.2
$150
SLIT-50
50-Lm wide x 1-mm high
~2.9 pixels
~1.5
~1.5
$150
SLIT-100
100-Lm wide x 1-mm high
~4.4 pixels
~2.2
~2.2
$150
SLIT-200
200-Lm wide x 1-mm high
~7.9 pixels
~4.0
~4.0
$150
Grating Selection Chart & Grating Efficiency Graphs
Here are the Grating Selection Chart and the Grating Efficiency Curves for the two gratings available with the "NIR" optical bench.
Grating Number
Intended Use
Groove Density
Spectral Range
Blaze Wavelength
Best Efficiency
N1
NIR-512 or NIR256-2.1
300
900 nm
1000 nm
700-2100 nm
N2
NIR256-2.1 or NIR256-2.5
150
1600 nm
1600 nm
700-2500 nm
N1 Grating Efficiency
N2 Grating Efficiency
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