SpectroRadio100
( Spectroradiometer with NIST calibrated )
Spectral irradiance measurement is based on a light irradiance meter with a linear image sensor, making it possible to simultaneously measure light irradiance over a wide spectral range like a spectrometer. Usually, depending on the detector, it is divided into UV-biased and NIR-biased bands. It also retains the features associated with light irradiance meters, with NIST traceability calibration and the ability to connect input optics such as optical fibers and integrating spheres. Also with powerful analysis software, the spectrum, light irradiance, luminous flux and other values can be analyzed and measured.
Model | SpectroRadio100 |
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Spectral Range | 200nm-1100nm |
Optical Resolution | 1.5nm@ 200-1100 nm |
Detector | Hamamatsu S11639 2048 line array CMOS |
Integration Time | 0.5ms-10 s |
A/D | 16bit |
Signal to noise ratio | 600:01:00 |
Communication Method | USB2.0 |
Host Size | 94 mm×60 mm×34.5 mm |
Temperature | 5℃ -35℃ (recommended temperature 25℃) |
Optical Diffuser | Spectralon |
Probe Size | Φ 6.4 × 115 mm |
Radiation Calibration | Radiation calibration by NIST traceable |