WM600

Double monochromator-spectrograph based on the WM300

The WM600 monochromator-spectrograph is also available in a double-dispersive configuration, known as the Double WM300. In this setup, the output slit of the first WM300 serves as the input slit for the second WM300.

This modification offers improved spectral resolution—twice the performance—along with reduced stray light, thanks to the larger focal length and added dispersion.


Key Features:

Wm200 TECHNICAL FEATURES:

Diffraction Gratings

Diffraction gratings: 50 x 50 x 10 mm, one grating or a turret with 4 gratings from the list below*

Grooves/mm1) 2400 1800 1200 600 400 300
Reciprocal linear dispersion (average), nm/mm2) 0.79 1.06 1.59 3.19 3.16 4.8 4.7 6.37 6.32
Blaze wavelength, nm 225 270 400 750 1000 800 1700 1500 2000
Spectral range, nm3) 190–450 190–540 265–800 500–1500 660–1800 530–1600 1130–2600 1000–3000 1330–3600
Multichannel array bandpass on the output of the first WM300 (average), nm 3.84) 5.24) 7.64) 15.04) 8.05) 23.04) 12.05) 16.05) 16.05)
Spectral resolution on the output of the second WM300, nm <0.054) <0.0754) <0.114) <0.224) <0.225) <0.354) <0.355) <0.475) <0.475)
  • 1) Upon your request, diffraction gratings differing from the above can be used.
  • 2) Reciprocal linear dispersion is indicated for blazing wavelength.
  • 3) Wavelength range for which diffraction efficiency exceeds 40%.
  • 4) For a detector with 24 µm pixel size and 24.5 mm length of active area.
  • 5) For a detector with 25 µm pixel size and 12.8 mm length of active area.

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