Spectro 320 – the most accurate and universal Spectrometer

The Spectro 320 is based on an innovative Fast-Scan technology that combines accurate and fast measurements with high dynamic range. The Spectro 320 is in addition a feature-rich system, making it a truly flexible and universally applicable spectrometer. Fully equipped the Spectro 320 houses 3 gratings and 3 detectors and covers an enormous spectral range from 190 to 5000 nm.

The Spectro 320 is available as a single or as a double monochromator (Spectro 320D). The Fast-Scan technology is in particular advantageous in the double monochromator configuration. The diffraction gratings of both monochromator stages are mounted on the same rotating axis, eliminating synchronization errors und guaranteeing short acquisition times in association with high wavelength accuracy.

Features:

Fast-Scan technology for high wavelength accuracy and signal dynamic combined with short measurement times
up to 190 – 5000 nm spectral range in a single scan
optional cooled photomultiplier as well as cooled silicon and extended InGaAs detectors (up to 2150 nm) are available
programmable spectral resolution (bandpass) and wavelength steps
integrated optical density and order sorting filter wheels
RS-232 and IEEE-488 interfaces
standard SCPI command protocol for simple remote control and programming
optional Optical Port with optical output and detector input ports

Applications:

truly universal spectrometer for a multitude of laboratory applications
high-end spectroradiometer for the UV-VIS-IR range (e.g. UV-B, solar radiation)
high resolution spectral analysis, e.g. of laser diodes and spectral emission lines
NVIS measurements according to MIL-L-85762A or MIL-STD-3009

Technical Specifications:

Spectro 320 Scanning Spectrometer
Wavelength range	190 – 5000 nm (with 3 gratings and 3 detectors)
Spectral resolution	0.2 nm (0.1 *HR) – 10 nm; programmable slit wheel
Datapoint interval	0.05 nm (0.01 nm *HR)
Wavelength accuracy	+/- 0.1 nm; (+/- 0.03 nm *HR)
Signal sensitivity	Si detector: 510^-11 W/nm; PMT: 510^-15 W/nm
Scan times	12 – 500 msec / nm
Stray light	Spectro 320: 10^-5 ; Spectro 320D: 10^-9