B&W Tek - Exemplar
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A smart, CCD spectrometer
The Exemplar™ is the next step in the evolution of miniature CCD spectrometers. It is the first smart spectrometer featuring on board data processing, USB 3.0 communication, and temperature compensation. The Exemplar is also optimized for multi-channel operation featuring ultra-low trigger delay, ultra low gate jitter, and super speed data transfer. Additionally, the Exemplar features a 2048 element detector, and built-in 16-bit digitizer with a >2.0 MHz readout speed.
The Exemplar is ideal for most UV, Vis, and NIR applications with spectral configurations from 200nm to 1050nm and resolutions between 0.5nm and 4.0nm. Custom configurations are available for OEM applications.
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The Exemplar is ideal for most UV, Vis, and NIR applications with spectral configurations from 200nm to 1050nm and resolutions between 0.5nm and 4.0nm. Custom configurations are available for OEM applications.
Requestion more information about the Exemplar™ X
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Features of Exemplar
- On Board Data Processing, Including Averaging & Smoothing
- Temperature Compensation for Ultra-low Thermal Drift
- Ultra-low Trigger Delay (14ns) and Gate Jitter (+/-1ns)
- Supports Up to 16 Simultaneous Channels
- Automatic Dark Compensation
- UV - NIR (200nm - 1050nm)
- 2.0 MHz Readout Speed
General Specifications
| Depth | 2.64 in |
| Height | 1.34 in |
| Width | 4.02 in |
| Weight | 0.75 lbs |
Additional Specifications
Detector Type: Response enhanced linear CCD array
Spectrograph F#: 3.6
Spectrograph Optical Layout: Crossed Czerny-Turner
Dynamic Range: 275 typical
Readout Speed: > 2.0 MHz
Data Transfer Speed: Up to 900 spectra per second in burst mode
Minimum Integration Time: 1ms, adjustable in 1Μs increments
Thermal Drift: ~29 Counts/°C (Max)
Wavelength Range: 200nm - 1050nm (slit and grating dependent)