Spectrometer from McPherson can make wavelength steps as small as 0.11 pm

    Nov. 13, 2014
    The 1.3 m focal length model 209 spectrometer with micro-step drive can make wavelength steps as small as 0.11 pm.
    Spectrometer model 209 from McPherson
    Spectrometer model 209 from McPherson

    The 1.3 m focal length model 209 spectrometer with micro-step drive can make wavelength steps as small as 0.11 pm. Software control is simplified because the wavelength steps are linear for uniform moves over thousands of nanometers free spectral range. The device supports homing for wavelength calibration. Software allows the user to specify parameters.
    McPherson
    Chelmsford, MA
    www.mcphersoninc.com

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