Atria Series SS-OCT Systems
Brand: ThorLabs | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment
Swept source OCT systems at 1060 nm built for long range imaging, using a MEMS-VCSEL source. The 60 kHz base unit reaches 20 mm of imaging depth in air, which suits large samples and industrial inspection.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Centre wavelength | 1060 nm |
| Axial resolution in air | 11 micrometres |
| 60 kHz A-scan rate option | 20 mm imaging depth in air, 102 dB sensitivity |
| 200 kHz A-scan rate option | 6 mm imaging depth in air, 97 dB sensitivity |
| Specification | Includes computer and ThorImageOCT software package |
| Specification | Build-your-own and preconfigured systems available |
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