NanoSpec
This is an ultra-small spectrometer which is associated with wireless data collection.
NanoSpec is the smallest spectrometer, portable and affordable
spectrometer in the world.
This is the first battery powerd wireless spectrometer.
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| Optical Specifications |
Description
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| Wavelength range |
340-880 nm |
| Wavelength Reporting Interval |
< 2nm |
| Optical Resolution (FWHM) |
< 5nm |
| Wavelength Accuracy |
< ± 0.1 nm (at 650 nm) |
| Wavelength Reproducibility |
< ±0.02 nm for 10 consecutive scans (NIST 2034) |
| Photometric Accuracy |
< ±8.0% |
| Photometric noise |
< 0.01 A 80 scan at 0 A , 500 nm |
| Integration Time |
< 54 µs - 2000 ms |
| Baseline flatness |
< 0.01 A 0.5 Second blank ,0.5 second scan at 0 A , 500 nm |
| Typical Scan Time |
0.1 s |
Detector
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Linear CCD |
| Physical Specifications |
Description
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| Communication Interface |
USB 2.0 (Full Speed) |
| A/D Conversion |
14 bit |
| Software |
Windows XP, 7,8 |
| Wireless Communication Range |
Up to 10 meter range |
| Battery Life |
5 hours (Light Source on) |
| Operating temperature |
5 - 50 °C |
| Dimensions |
56 mm (L) * 34 mm (W) * 25 mm (H) |
| Storage temperature |
-20 -70 °C |
| Full Charging Time |
1 hour |
| Charging Type |
USB charger |
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Applications:
A Portable spectrometer is used to perform spectral measurement and inspect LEDs or the like.
The emission spectrum of LCDs is monitored with a micro-spec-trometer. Portable spectrometers are used in environmental analysis of water, soil, and the like.
Absorbance is used in applications such as handy brix meters, which measure sugar content integrated into color printers and other printing equipment
micro-spectrometers monitor the color of printed materials
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Research Lab
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Teaching Lab
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Chemistry |
Life Science
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