Kymera 193i Czerny-Turner Spectrographs

AMS item number: SW11195

Focal Length 193 mm; Aperture F/3.6; Interface USB 2.0; Wavelength Accuracy Centre 0.15 nm;... more

Product information "Kymera 193i Czerny-Turner Spectrographs"

Focal Length 193 mm; Aperture F/3.6; Interface USB 2.0; Wavelength Accuracy Centre 0.15 nm; Wavelength Repeatability 75 pm

Kymera 193i spectrographs have been designed with research-grade performance, versatility and ease of use in mind. The ‘intelligent’ motorized adaptive focusing allows access to the very best spectral resolution performance in any configuration with un-matched repeatability. Its F/3.6 aperture, combined with Andor’s world-class range of ultra-sensitive UV-NIR and SWIR detectors, offers a ‘workhorse’ spectroscopy platform with superb photon collection efficiency, ideal for challenging low-light micro-fluorescence / Raman applications or routine spectral acquisitions.

The indexed grating turret, dual output port and extensive accessories range provide a highly configurable platform to best match academic and OEMs specific performance requirements. Dedicated micro-spectroscopy interfaces - including modular ‘cage system’ - allow seamless integration to microscopy setups, with Kymera spectrograph and accessories user-friendly controlling to provide a quick and easy setup of complex micro-spectroscopy acquisition including chemical mapping.

Key Features:

Adaptive Focus Technology: Intelligent And User-Friendly Interface For Uncompromised Spectral Resolution Performance
Motorized Dual-Grating Turret
Astigmatism-Corrected Optical Design: Toroidal Optics Enable Multi-Track Fiber Detection And Excellent Sample Image Relay From A Microscope At The Grating ‘0’ Order
Dual Detector Outputs For Extended Wavelength Coverage When Combining Andor UV-NIR CCD, EMCCD, ICCD and InGaAs Cameras.
USB Interface

Applications: Raman Spectroscopy; Luminescence; LIBS; Absorption; Non-Linear Optics; SHG and SFG; Transient Spectroscopy; Microspectroscopy; Material Science; Chemistry; Biomedical; Plasma Studies