New High Sensitivity Compact NIR Spectrometer

Mass spectrometry & spectroscopy

New High Sensitivity Compact NIR Spectrometer

10 Mar, 2015

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Avantes, leading innovator in the field of spectroscopy, have introduced a new NIR spectrometer with more sensitivity, less weight and less size. Based on a 100mm optical bench with a NA of 0.13, this instrument offers optimal balance between resolution and sensitivity.

The –HSC offers improved sensitivity, less weight and less size. A range of gratings are available offer­ing the possibility to tailor the instru­ment for optimal performance in your application. This instrument is perfect for instance for grain, corn, wheat, soya and other analysis.

The Avaspec-NIR 256-HSC is equipped with a replaceable slit which offers you great flexibility in your experiment. A range of gratings are available to tailor the instrument for optimal performance in your application Also available on the –HSC is the user selectable gain setting mode: LN (low- noise, standard setting), which gives you a longer integration time and higher signal to noise ratio, or HS (high-sensitivity) for measuring in low-light conditions.

Avantes offers a wide range of NIR spectrometers. The 2.x-series extended InGaAs instruments feature 256 or 512 pixel detectors and are available in configurations enabling measure­ments up to 2000, 2200 and 2500 nm. 

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