NirSpector? Transportable VIS-NIR Analyzer

Overview

BaySpec’s NirSpector? transportable benchtop VIS-NIR spectrometer is a turn-key system designed to meet real-world analytical challenges for best-in-class performance� long-term reliability� and mobility. Benefiting from BaySpec’s experience manufacturing high-volume� high-efficiency spectrometer devices for various industries and research sectors� the NirSpector? is a low-cost� high-performance and field-proven solution for numerous fields such as material quality detection� monitoring and in process automation technology (PAT).

Key Features

• 400-1700 nm Range (customer range available)

• Turn-key system (integrated with spectrometer� light source� probe and computer)

• No moving parts� high reliability

• Switchable active trigger probe or transmittance sampling accessory for flexible spectral collection

• Real-time spectral data acquisition with fast milli-sec response time

• Outstanding optical throughput is achieved with VPG? and f/2 design

• Transportable� battery-powered system enables chemical analysis on the field

Full Detail

The NirSpecto? system integrates spectrometer� active-trigger probe� light source and computer together in a ruggedized whole device. It employs highly efficient Volume Phase Gratings (VPG?) as the spectral dispersion element� thereby providing high-speed parallel processing and continuous spectrum measurements. The active-trigger probe and transmittance sampling accessory provide the most versatile sampling options for vastly different sample conditions. Included NIRSpec 20/20 software is streamlined with spectral library management. This instrument can dramatically increase analytical horsepower in numerous fields including pharmaceuticals� medical diagnostics� agriculture� semiconductors� beverage & brewery� cosmetics� explosives detection� counterfeit detection� water quality� food safety� petrochemical� law enforcement� pulp & paper� mining� oil exploration� biomedical research� and homeland security.

Active Trigger Probe