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SIR 掃描式中紅外光譜儀
2019/08/07
SIR Scanning Spectrometers
The SIR Scanning Spectrometer Series from Ocean Optics provides you a range of fiber-based spectral data collection in a detection instrument that is built to last and always reliable.
These smart detector systems are built to withstand the rigors of chemical processing applications while delivering accurate and repeatable results.
The Lineup
SIR-2600: 0.9-2.6 um
SIR-3400: 1-3.4 um
These SIR Scanning Spectrometers feature USB 2.0-compliant interfaces that provide fast data transfers. Plus, the included software can be used to control all of your SIR spectrometer's functions as well as analyze data.
Pick the SIR that Suits
| SIR-2600 | SIR-3400 | ||||
| Range: | 0.9-2.6 um | 1-3.4 um | |||
| Detector: | Extended range InGaAs with 2 stage cooler | InAs with 3 stage cooler | |||
| Diffraction grating: | 600 lines | 300 lines | |||
| Optical design: | -- Czerny-Turner F3 -- | ||||
| Slits available: | -- 10 um, 50 um, 100 um, 200 um, 500 um -- | ||||
| Optical input: | -- SMA-905/906 with optional lensed input -- | ||||
| Analog resolution: | -- 24-bit, 16,777,216 counts -- | ||||
| Triggering options: | -- Internal and external synchronizational -- | ||||
| Grating steps in range: | 45,000 | 16,800 | |||
| Resolution based on optical slits: | |||||
10 um | 0.8 nm | .22 nm | |||
50 um | 0.4 nm | 1.1 nm | |||
100 um | 0.7 nm | 2.2 nm | |||
200 um | 1.6 nm | 5.0 nm | |||
500 um | 4.0 nm | 11 nm | |||
Product Sheets (PDF Format) | |||||
Accessories for SIR Series
| SIR-DARK-SHUTTER | SIR Dark Reference Shutter |
| SIR-FILTER-SHUTTER | SIR High-Pass Filter Shutter (2 options) |
| SIR-SLIT-5 | 5 um Slit for SIR Series (Recommended for SIR-2600 only) |
| SIR-SLIT-10 | 10 um Slit for SIR Series |
| SIR-SLIT-50 | 50 um Slit for SIR Series |
| SIR-SLIT-100 | 100 um Slit for SIR Series |
| SIR-SLIT-200 | 200 um Slit for SIR Series |
| SIR-SLIT-500 | 500 um Slit for SIR Series |
We also carry fiber optic assemblies and other accessories. Be sure to contact an Ocean Optics Applications Scientist for the details.