Ocean Optics' USB2000+ Miniature Fiber Optic Spectrometer is a unique combination of technologies a powerful 2-MHz analog-to-digital (A/D) converter, programmable electronics, a 2048-element CCD-array detector, and a high-speed USB 2.0 port. This innovative combination produces their fastest spectrometer yet. (read more)

The USB4000 is our next-generation flagship spectrometer, with a 3648-element Toshiba linear CCD array for increased signal-to-noise and enhanced electronics for controlling the spectrometer and accessories. (read more)

The USB4000 is our next-generation flagship spectrometer, with a 3648-element Toshiba linear CCD array for increased signal-to-noise and enhanced electronics for controlling the spectrometer and accessories. (read more)

This simple, yet elegant system is ideal for accurate, repeatable measurements of optical filters, glass and ophthalmic lenses. Artifacts from the lens effect of curved pieces is eliminated by an integrating sphere based collection system. Available in VIS and UV/VIS versions (read more)

Jasco is the first company to introduce a commercially available integrated Near-field Scanning Optical Spectrometer for Raman or Photoluminesence measurements. (read more)

A new concept in mid-infrared instrumentation - for plant, field, and laboratory use - provides spectral, quantitative, or qualitative data. (read more)

StellarNet EPP2000 Spectrometers are portable fiber optic instruments for UV, VIS, and NIR measurements in 190-2200nm ranges. These units represent a step up in low cost instrument design. 2048 wavelengths, CCD/PDA detectors, no moving parts, no detector sockets, integrated A2D digitizer. Numerous models offer standard or high resolution (HR) optics for selected spectral operating ranges. (read more)

Shimadzu's simultaneous ICPE-9000 Plasma Emission Spectrometer features easy-to-use ICPEsolution Software and a wealth of new technology to simplify and reduce the cost of analysis for a wide range of applications. (read more)

The QE65000 Spectrometer is a novel combination of detector, optical bench and electronics technologies that provides users with a remarkably sensitive system for demanding low-light level applications such as fluorescence, DNA sequencing, astronomy and Raman spectroscopy. (read more)

The most commonly used instrument for the measurement of the optical performance of thin-film coatings is a spectrometer. Using a StellarNet fiber optic spectrometer coupled to a reflectance probe and fiber optic light source, it is possible to measure film thickness by detecting the sinusoidal fringe pattern from the samples specular reflectance. (read more)