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Deep Well for High S:N
Sensitivity to 0.00001 Absorbance Units
The S1024DW Deep Well Detector Spectrometer manufacturer has a 1024-element photodiode array detector for applications requiring high signal-to-noise ratio measurements. With the S1024DW, you can observe absorbance changes of less than 0.00001 absorbance units -- performance that makes the spectrometer ideal for high light-level applications.
"X" Option: Extra-deep Well Detector
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Bench Ideal for High Light-level Applications
The S1024DW uses the "USB" (also called the "S") Optical bench, which allows you to configure the bench for your application. You can choose an entrance aperture size, detector accessories, filters, a grating and more (see pages 1 5-1 7). The S1024DW bench operates much like the USB4000 bench seen on page 15. The bench accepts light energy via an optical fiber and disperses it across a very sensitive 1024-element photodiode array, instead of the 3648-element CCD array that's used in the USB4000.
Stackable System for Multipoint Sampling
You can add up to seven S1024DW Spectrometer channels to your master S1024DW Spectrometer channel to measure multiple samples, expand your wavelength range or monitor a reference. All channels operate from a single ADC1 000-USB A/D Industrial converter, which has a channel rotator function that enables simultaneous acquisition of data from up to eight spectrometer channels. The ADC1 000-USB interfaces the S1024DW to your PC via a USB port. You can purchase the S1024DW and the ADC1000-USB separately, or buy them as one item (S1024DW-USB) and save $99. See page 84 for more on the ADC1000-USB. S1024DW-USB: $3,099
S1024DW (master channel): $2,599
S2-1024DW (additional channel): $1,399 S1024DW X (master channel): $3,999
S2-1024DWX (additional channel): $2,899
ADC1000-USB: $599
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Detector Options for S1024DW-series
Detector Accessories for S1024DW-series
Features
S1024DW
S1024DWX
Item
Description
Price
Detector:
Hamamatsu S3903 linear photodiode array
Hamamatsu S3904 linear photodiode array
L2 Detector
Collection
Lens
Cylindrical lens placed on the detector for increased light-collection efficiency
$150
Number of Elements:
1024 pixels
1024 pixels
Pixel Size:
25 urn x 500 urn
25 um x 2500 um
OFLV-DW
Variable longpass filter removes second- and third-order effects for systems from 200-850 nm
$150
Well Depth:
31,000,000 electrons
156,000,000 electrons
S:N (at full signal):
2500:1
8000:1
A/D Resolution:
12 bit
16 bit
OFLV-350-DW
Variable longpass filter removes second- and third-order effects for systems from 350-1000 nm
$150
Dark Noise:
2 RMS counts
2 RMS counts
Corrected Linearity:
>99%
>99%
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Dimensions: 153.4 mm x 105.2 mm x 65.6 mm (when housed with the ADC1000-USB A/D Converter)
Order-sorting filters: Installed bandpass and longpass filters (page 17)
Focal length: 42 mm (input); 68 mm (output)
Power consumption: 180 mA@ 5 VDC (master channels for S1024DW & DWX)
140 mA@ 5 VDC (additional channels for S1024DW & DWX)
Optical resolution: ~0.3-10.0 nm FWHM (depending on grating and size of entrance aperture)
Detector: Linear photodiode array (see above)
Stray light: <0.05% at 600 nm; <0.10% at 435 nm
Detector range: 200-1100 nm
Relative sensitivity: Compared to Ccd detector in USB2000, S1024DW is ~30x less sensitive in the UV and ~80x less sensitive in the VIS
Gratings: 14 gratings; UV through Shortwave NIR (page 16)
Entrance aperture: 5, 10, 25, 50, 100 or 200 um wide slits (page 15) or fiber (no slit)
Fiber optic connector: SMA 905 to 0.22 numerical aperture single-strand fiber
Integration time: 31 milliseconds to 65 seconds
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