New Spectrometer Offers High Resolution and Sensitivity

Mass spectrometry & spectroscopy

New Spectrometer Offers High Resolution and Sensitivity

28 Sep, 2016

Published over 9 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Mass spectrometry & spectroscopy.

Avantes, a leading innovator in the field of spectroscopy, now offers a real workhorse; the AvaSpec-HERO.

The new AvaSpec-HERO is the answer for those who are in need of high resolution and high sensitivity. This spectrometer combines the best of both worlds, including USB3 and Ethernet. With a higher aperture, a cooled back thinned detector and low noise, it's the instrument of choice for demanding applications including: fluorescence, raman, absorption and others.

Based on High Sensitivity Compact opti­cal bench (f=100mm; NA=0.13) and a 1024x58 backthinned CCD detector, it offers the best of both worlds: sensitivity and resolution.

The instrument is equipped with a TE Cooling enabling long integration times in low light applications. In con­junction with AS7010 electronics, including a high end AD convertor, noise is kept to a minimum, which offers you an excellent signal to noise and dynamic range performance.

A selection of gratings and replaceable slits offers you the flexibility of configuring the instrument for a wide range of applica­tions in the 200-1160nm range.

This high end spectrometer will be your uncompromising tool enabling you to accurately perform measurements in a wide variety of applications. A real hero for your application.

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