CDS-Series CCD Spectrometers

Accurate, high-speed spectroradiometric measurements
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Labsphere's CSLMS, FS2 and Half Moon spectroradiometer systems are based around a CDS-series CCD spectrometer. The CDS-600 & 610 are uncooled spectrometers, while the CDS-1100 & 2100 are based upon TE-cooled, back-thinned CCDs with enhanced sensitivities. Spectrometer control is from a PC using LightMtrX software. Unlike traditional scanning monochromators that perform spectral power measurements one wavelength at a time, the CDS spectrometers are based upon CCD arrays that capture a complete spectrum in an instant (typically less than 1 second).
Spectroradiometer or Photometer?
The photopic and tristimulus response matching errors inherent in filter photometers and colorimeters becomes significant with narrow spectrum light sources such as LEDs, CFLs and discharge lamps. Standards such as IES LM 79-08 strongly recommend that measurements on such light sources should be performed spectroradiometrically. In a spectroradiometer, photometric and colorimetric parameters are computed in software from the spectral power distribution of the light source under test, resulting in a level of accuracy that ensures that your measurements correlate perfectly with visual assessment of the light source. For further information on the errors associated with filter photometers, download our Technical Note.
CDS-600 & CDS-610 CCD Spectrometers
The CDS-600 & CDS-610 uncooled spectrometers have a spectral response of 200-850nm and 350-1000nm, respectively. Please note that the calibration range of the standard lamps used to calibrate Labsphere spectroradiometer systems may further limit the overall working range of the spectrometer. Each spectrometer is supplied with a 3m optical fibre with SMA terminations. To connect the optical fibre to a Labsphere integrating sphere, the spectrometer is also supplied with an SMA port adaptor that fits onto a ½" detector port on the sphere. The spectrometer communicates with the PC through a supplied 2m USB interface cable.
CDS-1100 & CDS-2100 Enhanced Sensitivity Spectrometers
The CDS-1100 & CDS-2100 spectrometers provide enhanced sensitivity and reduced noise measurements in the 250-850nm and 350-1050nm bands, respectively. Please note that the calibration range of the standard lamps used to calibrate Labsphere spectroradiometer systems may further limit the overall working range of the spectrometer. These spectrometers are based upon thermoelectrically cooled (TEC), back-thinned CCD arrays with integral electro-mechanical shutters for dark current correction. The CDS-1100 & 2100 are recommended for low light level measurements, or whenever long measurement integration times are required. Each spectrometer is supplied with a 3m optical fibre with SMA terminations. To connect the optical fibre to a Labsphere integrating sphere, the spectrometer is also supplied with an SMA port adaptor that fits onto a ½" detector port on the sphere. The spectrometer communicates with the PC through a supplied 2m USB interface cable.
Specifications
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CDS-600 |
CDS-610 |
CDS-1100 |
CDS-2100 |
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Part Number |
AS-02767-000 |
AS-02767-100 |
AS-02746-100 |
AS-02746-200 |
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| Spectral Range1 |
200-850nm |
350-1000nm |
250-850nm |
350-1050nm |
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Spectral Resolution |
< 2nm |
1.5nm |
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| Wavelength Accuracy |
± 0.4nm |
± 0.4nm |
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Signal-to-Noise Ratio2 |
250:1 |
1000:1 |
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Dynamic Range3 |
1300:1 |
30000:1 |
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Integration Time |
8ms ... 20 seconds |
10ms ... 60 seconds |
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Stray Light |
< 0.05% @ 600nm |
< 10-4 @ 400nm4 |
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< 0.10% @ 435nm |
< 10-5 @ 633nm5 |
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| Corrected Linearity |
> 99.8% |
> 99.8% |
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| Dark Noise |
50 RMS counts |
3 RMS counts |
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| Detector | ||||
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Type |
Linear CCD, Uncooled |
2D CCD, Back-Thinned & TE-Cooled |
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| Cooler Temperature |
N/A |
10 ± 0.05°C |
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Pixels |
2048 |
1044 x 64 |
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Pixel Well Depth |
~ 62,500 electrons |
~ 106 electrons |
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Optical Bench |
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| Design |
f/4 symmetrical crossed Czerny Turner |
f/4 symmetrical crossed Czerny Turner |
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| Focal Length |
42mm input, 68mm output |
101.6mm (input & output) |
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| Shutter |
N/A |
Electro-mechanical |
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| Order Sorting Filter |
200-850nm |
350-1000nm |
250-850nm |
350-1050nm |
| Fibre Optic Connector |
SMA 905 to 0.22 NA optical fibre |
SMA 905 to 0.22 NA optical fibre |
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| Electrical | ||||
| Interface |
USB 2.0 |
USB 2.0 |
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| Power Consumption |
250mA @ 5VDC |
3.5A @ 5VDC |
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| Physical | ||||
| Dimenions |
89.1 x 63.3 x 34.4mm |
211 x 329 x 89mm |
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| Weight |
190g |
5.04kg |
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| Required, Sold Separately | ||||
| Software |
LightMtrX |
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| Accessories Included | ||||
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USB interface cable, 3m |
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Optical fibre, 2m (SMA-to-SMA) |
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SMA adaptor to ½-inch integrating sphere ports (SMA-050-SF/SL) |
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1. Spectral range of a spectroradiometer system may be limited by the spectral range of the lamp used to calibrate the
system
2. At full signal
3. For a single acquisition
4. For an Illuminant A source
5. For a Helium Neon laser
