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The scientific grade spectrometer
Scientific grade spectrometer (QEPRO) summary
The QEPRO is the most sensitive spectrometer ocean optics has ever developed. This scientific grade spectrometer is especially well suited for low light level and advanced measurements, such as absorbance, reflectance, Raman spectroscopy, DNA sequencing and fluorescence.
A 15,000 spectra buffer ensures data integrity at high collection rates and an advanced optical design and thermoelectric cooler combine to provide thermal stability over long-term measurements. Whether for high speed or wide concentration range measurements, the QE Pro brings exceptional performance to your lab or process application. Buffering enables full-Spectrum kinetics measurements to be performed every 8 milliseconds or 125 measurements per second.
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- Wavelength range: 185-1100 nm
- Buffering : 1 – 15,000 spectra
- TEC: Cooling to -20°C below ambient
- -40°C to +50°C temperature limits
- Back-thinned 2d ffT-ccd detector
- Thermoelectric cooling
- High-speed electronics
- Onboard programmable micro-controller
- 10 user-programmable digital inputs/outputs
- Medical diagnosis
- Material identification
- Polymerisation monitoring
- Thin-film reflectivity
- Corrosion studies
- Bio analysis
- Astronomy research
| QEPro spectrometer | |
|---|---|
| Type | Back-thinned, TE cooled, 1044 x 64 element CCD array |
| Detector range | 200 – 1100 nm |
| Entrance slit | 10 μm, 200 μm |
| Optical resolution | 1.70 FWHM (typical), 6.87 FWHM (typical) |
| Integration time | 8 ms - 3600 seconds |
| Dynamic range | 85,000:1 |
| Input fiber connector | SMA 905 |
| Onboard memory | 15,000 spectra |
| SNR | 1000 :1 (single acquisition) |
| Stray light | < 0.08% at 600 nm ; 0.4% at 435 nm |
| Wired | USB 2.0, 480 Mbps, RS-232 (5-wire) |
| Operating temperature | 0 - 50 °C |
| Weight | 1.15 kg, power supply : 0.45 kg |
| Size | 182 x 110 x 47 mm |
Webinar summary:
- Raman spectrometer presentation (QEPRO-RAMAN+)
- Software demonstration (OceanView)
- Q&A session