1. Test & Measurement
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    Ibsen Photonics near-IR spectrometer has a retroreflective optical design

    Nov. 5, 2020
    The PEAK XNIR OEM spectrometer uses digital light processing (DLP) technology and fused-silica transmission gratings to provide spectral programmability.
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    The PEAK XNIR OEM near-infrared (near-IR) spectrometer uses digital light processing (DLP) technology and fused-silica transmission gratings to provide spectral programmability. Suited for process analytical technology (PAT), it has a retroreflective optical design, a cooled InGaAs detector, a 1650–2400 nm wavelength range, a numerical aperture of 0.22, resolution of 10 nm, and a 63 × 50 × 77 mm footprint.

    Ibsen Photonics

    Farum, Denmark

    ibsen.com

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