Ocean FX Spectrometer OCEAN-FX-UV-VIS
The new FX series uses a CMOS detector to acquire 4500 spectra per second. Its communication module integrates Ethernet and WiFi. The new spectrometer offers greater sensitivity in the UV-VIS range, with faster analysis for improved performance in food classification, sorting and processing, biosciences and other industries.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Spectral Range | 200 - 850nm |
| Grating | 1 |
| Resolution | 1.638 |
| Optical filter | Y |
| Description | SLIT 25 |
| Spectrometer design | Symmetric Crossed Czerny–Turner |
| Series optical resolution [Configuration dependent; FWHM] | ~0.19-9.73nm FWHM (Depending on Configuration) |
| Series spectral range [Shared technical table for the series; configuration-specific values are listed separately] | 200 –1025nm |
| Dynamic range (single scan) [Single scan] | 5000：1 |
| Wavelength Thermal Stability | 0.11 px/C |
| Integration Time | 10μs-10s |
| A/D Resolution | 16 bit |
| Input/Output | 8 User-Programmable GPIO |
| Trigger mode | 4 Types |
| Detector Type | CMOS |
| Fiber Interface | SMA905 |
| Slit [25μm Standard, Replaceable] | Standard 25μm Interchangeable Slit |
| Onboard Averaging | Up to 5000 spectra |
| Onboard Buffer | 50,000 Spectra |
| Detector Cylindrical Lens | Optional |
| F-number (configuration dependent) [Configuration dependent] | f/4 |
| Stray Light | 1.9 AU |
| Number of Pixels (Effective) | 2048 |
| Scan rate (unbuffered) [Unbuffered] | 4500 Hz |
| Signal-to-noise ratio (single scan @10ms) [Single scan @10ms; @10ms）] | 290:1 |
| Linearity correction (10-90%) [10—90%] | 99.7% |
| Operating Temperature Range | 0-50 °C |
| Storage Temperature Range | -30-70 °C |
| Humidity (non-condensing) [Non-Condensing] | < 85% |
| Scan Rate [Depends on Computer Hardware Performance, Operating System and Other Factors] | 4500 Scans/Second (Depending on Many Factors Including Computer Hardware Performance and Operating System) |
| Communication Mode | Wired: Ethernet; USB; RS-232 Wireless: Wi-fi 802.11 a/b/g/n |
| Connection Interface | USB; 40 pin JAE DD4 connector; Gigabit Ethernet |
| Standards and Certifications | CE、CISPR 11:2010、EMC 2004/108/EC、EN61326-1:2013、FCC、RoHS |
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