WS100

Compact Wide-Range Spectrometer

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. 

  • Extremely wide range – 190 to 1100 nm – covered with the use of one diffraction grating

  • Combination of compact design and high resolution

  • User-friendly interface compatible with Windows 2000/XP/7/8/10

  • No external power requirements high resolution spectrometer


Key Features:

  • Compact, reliable, and easy to use: the WS100 contains no moving parts, is pre-calibrated at the factory, and is powered and controlled via Full-Speed USB, ensuring fast setup and dependable operation.

  • Triggering capability: the device can be triggered from an external light source using standard TTL pulses via BNC-58, and it can also generate TTL triggers itself.

  • Flexible light input: the WS100 can operate with or without optical fiber input. When not using fiber, analyzed light can be directed straight into the input slit.

  • Standard delivery set includes:

    • USB control cable 

    • Direct and reverse synchronization cables 

    • UV optical fiber 

  • Optional accessory: Order sorting filter to suppress higher spectral orders (available upon request) 

Ws100 TECHNICAL FEATURES:

Detection & Image Sensor

Spectral range, nm 190–1100 190–1000 200–1000
Spectral resolution (average), nm 1.0 1.0 1.5
Linear image sensor CCD TCD1304 Toshiba (3648 pixels) CMOS S13496 Hamamatsu (4096 pixels) CMOS S11639-1 Hamamatsu (2048 pixels)
Pixel size, µm 8 × 200 7 × 200 14 × 200
Active area, mm 29.184 28.672 28.672
Minimal exposure time, ms 7.4 0.018 0.018
Maximal exposure time, s1) 3 5 5
Antiblooming2) No Yes Yes
Photo response non-uniformity, %3) ±5% ±2% ±2%
Dynamic range 2000:1 5000:1 5000:1
Photo sensitivity, V/(lx·s) 160 650 1300
Mean-square reading noise, counts <8 <4 <4
Data rate (max), kHz 500 3000 3000
  • ADC Resolution of bits: 16 bits, 65536 counts

1)  Max. exposure time is the time when the dark signal constitutes 25% of the dynamic range at +250C ambient.

2)  Antiblooming is a sensor feature eliminating charge overflow from exposed pixels to surrounding pixels.

3)  Signal level reaches 50% of dynamic range.

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