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MIDWAVE Spectrometer Spec Sheet

MIDWAVE Spectrometer Spec Sheet

MIDWAVE Spectrometer Spec Sheet

Product catalog summary
Overview
NLIR's MIDWAVE Spectrometer is a portable and versatile tool designed for measuring mid-infrared light in the 2.0 – 5.0 µm range. It is ideal for applications requiring high-speed and accurate spectral measurements, capturing full spectra in milliseconds.
Key Specifications
  • Optical Bandwidth: 2.0 – 5.0 μm
  • Resolution: 6 cm⁻¹
  • Exposure Time: 0.0108 - 500 ms
  • Max. Readout Rate: 400 Hz
  • Bit Depth: 16
  • Sensitivity: 130k counts/(ms μW)
  • Minimum Detectable Power in 100 ms: 5 pW/nm
  • Optical Input: SMA 905-Fiber Connector
  • Power Consumption: 60 - 90 W
  • Operating Temperature: 18 - 30 °C
  • Dimensions: 306 x 200 x 100 mm
  • Weight: 5 kg
Technology
The spectrometer uses NLIR's patented upconversion technology, converting mid-infrared light to near-visible light for detection, leveraging the speed and sensitivity of silicon-based detectors.
Software
The spectrometer includes NLIzeR, a GUI that requires no installation and allows users to adjust settings such as exposure time, averaging, gain, and offset. It supports real-time monitoring and saving of spectra, and offers API interfaces for MATLAB, Python, and C.
Applications
  • Non-Destructive Reflection Measurements: Capable of measuring reflectance from low-reflecting samples like black foam and painted metal plates.
  • Laser Characterization: Measures emissions from laser sources, demonstrating the spectrometer's resolution and sensitivity.
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Catalog excerpts

MIDWAVE Spectrometer Spec Sheet-1

piiif MEMBER OF THE NYNOMIC GROUP MIDWAVESPECTROMETER ■ 2.0 - 5.0 Bandwidth ■ 400 Hz Full-Spectrum Readout Rate ■ SMA-905 Fiber Connector ■ Plug-n-Play

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MIDWAVE Spectrometer Spec Sheet-2

THE TECHNOLOGY SPECTROMETER | MIDWAVE NLIR’s MIDWAVE Spectrometer is a fast, portable and versatile tool for measuring mid-infrared light in the 2.0 – 5.0 µm range. Designed for applications requiring high-speed and accurate spectral measurements, it captures full spectra in milliseconds, making it ideal for both in and out of the lab. At the core of the spectrometer is NLIR’s patented upconversion technology, which converts midinfrared light to near-visible light for detection. This approach leverages the superior speed and sensitivity of silicon-based detectors, enabling exceptional performance...

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MIDWAVE Spectrometer Spec Sheet-3

SOFTWARE AND TECH DRAWINGS SOFTWARE NLIR’s MIDWAVE Spectrometer comes together with NLIzeR, an intuitive graphical user interface (GUI), included free of charge. Requiring no installation, it’s easy to get started immediately. The software allows users to adjust key spectrometer settings such as exposure time, averaging, gain, and offset, providing flexibility for both alignment purposes and actual measurement tasks. NLIzeR offers several features to enhance usability, including the ability to display up to five different traces simultaneously and monitor the time evolution of specific wavelength...

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MIDWAVE Spectrometer Spec Sheet-4

APPLICATION EXAMPLES NON-DESTRUCTIVE REFLECTION MEASUREMENTS In the example shown, the NLIR TOUCH Interface is used together with the MIDWAVE Spectrometer to measure the reflectance of a Sample 1. Reflection measurements of a black foam. black foam (Sample 1) and a redpainted metal plate (Sample 2). the black foam, the spectrometer delivers excellent data. With an exposure time of 50 ms, the curves display single-capture data relative to the reflection of a diffuse gold surface, without any additional data processing. Despite the very low reflection of This demonstrates that the MIDWAVE Spectrometer...

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