HR6 HR-6VIS600
Ocean HR6 is a high-sensitivity, high-resolution spectrometer with excellent signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) performance, suitable for applications such as protein absorbance and broadband light source emission. Ocean HR6 has a compact, rugged design and offers excellent wavelength thermal stability, ensuring accurate measurements even in changing environments. Like other HR series spectrometers, Ocean HR6 models offer UV-VIS, VIS-NIR and XR options covering the ~185-1100nm wavelength range. Slit widths can also be selected to help users manage optical throughput and optical resolution.
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Overview
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Spectral Range | 530 - 630nm |
| Resolution | N |
| Optical filter | N |
| Grating | H11，1800 Line Holographic (.08) |
| Series spectral range [Shared technical table for the series; configuration-specific values are listed separately] | ~185-1100 nm (configuration dependent) |
| Integration Time | 7.2ms-5s |
| Dynamic range (single scan) [Single scan] | 12000：1 |
| Signal-to-noise ratio (1 s average w/ HSAM) [1 s average, w/ HSAM] | 3500：1 |
| Signal-to-noise ratio (single scan @10ms) [Single scan @10ms; @10ms）] | 400：1 |
| Series optical resolution [Configuration dependent; FWHM; 25μs slit (source wording)] | < 1nm@25μs slit (configuration dependent) |
| Pixels | 2048 |
| Wavelength Thermal Stability | 0.02 nm/℃ |
| Weight | 931g |
| Dimensions | 149mm × 106mm × 48mm |
| Storage Temperature Range | -30-70℃ |
| Operating temperature range | 0-55℃ |
| F-number (configuration dependent) [Configuration dependent] | f/4 |
| Stray Light | 2.3 AU |
| A/D Resolution | 16 bit |
| Scan rate (unbuffered) [Unbuffered] | 74 Hz |
| Dark noise (@minimum integration time) [Minimum integration time; @minimum integration time; @minimum integration time）] | 5.4 counts |
| Linearity correction (10-90%) [10—90%] | 99.7% |
| Humidity (non-condensing) [Non-Condensing] | < 85% |
| Interface | USB Type-C； SMA；16-pin Samtec TM; RS 232 |
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