SPM3 Full-Spectrum Fiber Optic Spectrometer SPM3-532
SPM3 is a Hamamatsu CMOS-based fiber spectrometer with 4096 pixels, high sensitivity in UV and VIS, high performance and low cost. Multiple external interfaces provide stable, convenient spectral acquisition. Gratings come from the USA/Japan, the detector from Japan and core hardware from the USA/Germany/Japan. 1. A 4096-pixel detector and sensitive 16-bit AD converter provide high performance. 2. TTL, 485, Modbus and RS232 interfaces simplify integration. SDK secondary development reduces redevelopment costs. 3. High-speed transfer: integration time 0.06 ms-65m, maximum 4000 frames/second, high signal-to-noise ratio and high stability.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Wavenumber Range | 200-4000cm-1 |
| Recommended Light Source | 532 Raman Laser |
| Grating [Effective Size; Blaze Wavelength 500nm] | 1800gl/mm 12.5mm*12.5mm(Effective Size); Blaze Wavelength 500nm |
| Optical Resolution | 7cm-1 |
| Signal-to-noise ratio [Normal Mode] | Normal Mode 500:1 |
| Operating Mode | Single acquisition/continuous acquisition/external triggering |
| Dark noise | 20cnts |
| A/D conversion [2MHz（ Max ）] | 16-bit, 2MHz (maximum) |
| Optical slit [Default] | 25um（ Default ） |
| Fiber interface | SMA905 |
| Digital Input / Output | 4 programmable digital GPIO outputs; 1 analog output channel with an integrated laser power controller. |
| External Trigger | External trigger with a low latency of 5ns; programmable external delay of 5ns-65 seconds; retrigger exit. |
| Connectors and Data | 30PIN connector, including USB (480Mbps)/TTL (3.3v)/RS232/485 |
| Dynamic range | 3000:1 |
| Exposure Time | 0.06 ms-65m |
| Data Transfer [Max] | 100 frames/second (maximum) |
| Wavelength Resolution [Min] | 2048 Channel ,01nm Spacing （ Min ） |
| Detector | CMOS linear array, 2048 pixels, linearity >99.8% |
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