High-Resolution
Phenom High-Resolution Spectrometer
High resolution for OEM and Research
535–1578 nmSNR to 60004variants
Used in Semiconductor, Biomedical
Models and specifications
Values are taken from the Phenom High-Resolution Spectrometer datasheet. For a specification not listed here, ask an applications engineer.
| Model | Detector | Pixels | Range (nm) | SNR |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PN1050 1 | CCD | 2048 | 535–650 | 4700 |
| PN1080 2 | CMOS | 4096 | 535–650 | 3200 |
| PN2080 3 | CMOS | 4096 | 535–650 | 3200 |
| PN2570 4 | InGaAs | 512 | 1522–1578 | 6000 |
- PN1050: Range 535–565 nm or 535–650 nm, customizable within 400–1000 nm. 16-bit A/D.
- PN1080: Shares specifications with PN2080. Range 535–565 nm or 535–650 nm, customizable within 400–1000 nm. 16-bit A/D.
- PN2080: Shares specifications with PN1080.
- PN2570: NIR model, customizable within 900–1700 nm. 16-bit A/D.
A dash means the value is not specified for that model. An applications engineer can help with any specification not listed.
Common to every model
- Integration time
- 0.1 ms - 65 s (model dependent)
- A/D converter
- 16
- Interface
- USB 2.0 High-Speed (480 Mbps)
- Connector
- SMA905 or FC/PC (ferrule length < 9.812 mm)
- Operating temperature (°C)
- 0 to 50
- Storage temperature (°C)
- -30 to 70
- Humidity
- 0-90% non-condensing
- Dimensions (mm)
- 180 (L) x 175 (W) x 60.7 (H)
- Power
- +5 VDC, 300 mA via USB; voltage range 4.75-5.25 V
- Gratings
- 1500 g/mm @ 600 nm, 2400 g/mm @ 300 nm (PN); 830 g/mm @ 1200 nm (PN-NIR)
- Slits
- 10 µm or 25 µm
- Optics
- T-R-T Czerny-Turner design with 2nd & 3rd order rejection; f/# 5.0, NA 0.1, focal length (R1-R2) 85-101.5 mm
- Stray light
- 0.2%
- Digital I/O
- Six 3.3 V pins (GPIO, UART TX/RX, light source control, external trigger); external 8-pin I/O port
- Trigger modes
- Single, multiple, and software trigger with programmable delay
- Buffering
- Up to 4,000 spectra in ring-buffer mode
- Calibration storage
- Flash ROM (wavelength, linearity and intensity coefficients)
- A/D conversion rate
- 15 MHz
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Next step
Discuss the Phenom High-Resolution Spectrometer with an engineer
Send the sample type, the wavelength range and the accuracy required. An Evolve Sensing engineer will confirm the configuration, or recommend a different instrument where one suits the measurement better.