Spectroscopy Camera

A spectroscopy camera is a camera that is used as a detection device in a spectrometer. Spectrometers are used in chemistry, the pharmaceutical industry, the food and beverage industry, and manufacturing to analyze samples, either for identifying or measuring product quality. As samples go through the spectrometer, they create a unique spectrum that is captured by the spectroscopy camera. The spectroscopy camera can be used with many types of spectroscopy, including fluorescence, Raman, and absorption/reflection.

Considerations when choosing a spectroscopy camera :

Some things to consider when choosing a spectroscopy camera are its spectral range, resolution of image, sensitivity, how many active pixels, the width of the sensor, and image area.

Discover and compare spectroscopy cameras :

CompanyAndor TechnologyAndor TechnologyAndor TechnologyAndor TechnologyAndor Technology
ItemiDus Spectroscopy CCD CameraiKon M 912 CCD cameraiStar 334 T CCD cameraiStar 340 T CCD cameraNewton 971 EMCCD Cameras
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Catalog NumberiDus 401-BRDD / iDus 420-BRDD / iDus DU401 / iDus DU420 / iDus DV401 / iDus DV420912334 T340 T971
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TypeSpectroscopic CCD CameraCooled Back Illuminated CCD camerasCCDCCD sensorEMCCD spectroscopic detector
Pixel Resolution1024 x 127 (or 1024 x 255)512 x 5121024 x 10241330 x 512 (Ø 18mm), 1850 x 512 (Ø 25mm)1600 x 400
Cooling MethodThermoelectric (TE) CoolingThermoelectric coolingInquireInquireThermoelectric cooling
Frame RateInquireup to 8 fpsup to 4 image/secup to 1,100 image/secInquire
ApplicationsNIR spectroscopy, Raman Spectroscopy, Absorption / Transmission / Reflectance (ATR) Spectroscopy, Atomic SpectroscopyInquirePlasma analysis, & LIBSInquireSERS, TERS or luminescence mapping
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