spectrometers

The WS100 is a versatile, wide-range spectrometer that serves as an essential tool in scientific laboratories, educational settings at colleges and universities, and even in field applications. 

The compact, high-sensitivity WS200-IR spectrometer is equipped with a non-cooled linear InGaAs image sensor and is well-suited for a wide range of NIR spectroscopic applications, including fluorescence, reflection, transmittance, photometric measurements, and other studies that do not require prolonged signal accumulation. 

The WS300 spectrometer is engineered for analyzing spectra of CW and pulsed laser light sources. Its relatively low aperture ratio combined with high spectral resolution makes it ideal for precise wavelength measurements of lasers, diodes, and other high-power optical emitters. 

The compact high-sensitivity spectrometer WS400 is developed for low light applications such as measurements of Raman scattering, fluorescence, etc., that require especially high sensitivity or enhanced specifications in the UV spectral range.

The WS500 family of spectrometers may be supplied in two versions: the WS500-I model, incorporating one fixed diffraction grating; the WS500-IV model with a four-position turret of diffraction gratings (manual switching) 

The WS600 is a high-precision, cost-effective spectrometer designed for accurate laser wavelength measurement across a wide range of laser applications, including alignment and testing of solid-state lasers, diode lasers, dye lasers, and OPOs. 

The WS600-IR spectrometer is an ideal tool for measuring the absolute wavelength value of pulse and CW lasers, as well as diodes, in the spectral range from 600nm to 1800nm with an accuracy of better than ± 15pm. It also allows for detecting the FWHM of the analyzed line.