Brand: Renishaw | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment

The thermoelectrically cooled CCD detector fitted to Renishaw Raman instruments. It has high quantum efficiency from the deep ultraviolet to the near infrared and ultra-low readout noise, so weak Raman and photoluminescence bands can be detected quickly.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Readout rate | 2 MHz |
| Collection rate | faster than 1800 full range spectra per second |
| Specification | Usable with laser excitation from 229 nm to 830 nm |
| Specification | Supports SynchroScan extended scanning for continuous broad range spectra |
| Specification | Up to 4 different detectors can be configured on one inVia microscope |
| Specification | Back-illuminated, electron-multiplying and InGaAs detector options available |
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