Miniature Spectrometers

Probably the most popular spectrometers in the world

Ocean Optics is recognised as the inventor of miniature, fibre optic spectrometers. The world's most popular spectrometers? Probably - over 120,000 have been sold since 1992 - but there can be no question that Ocean Optics spectrometers provide for the convenient and affordable spectroradiometry of light sources. The miniature spectrometer is also one of the most widely used tools for measuring and interpreting the interaction of light with matter, in applications such as reflectance, transmittance, absorbance and fluorescence spectroscopy.

Spectrometer Application Configurations Example spectrometer configurations for applications in lamp and LED spectroradiometery, high resolution laser wavelength spectroscopy and in reflectance and transmittance measurements. » Learn More

Light Sources Light sources for illumination in reflectance, transmittance and absorbance measurements. Also radiometric light sources for calibrating the absolute response of spectroradiometric measurement systems. » Learn More

Optical Fibres Using an optical fibre as the input to a spectrometer simplfies the collection of light both in light source measurements and in testing the optical properties of materials (reflectance, transmittance and absorbance). » Learn More

Sampling Accessories Your choice of sampling accessory defines which optical property your spectrometer system is capable of measuring. Our range includes collimating lenses, cuvette holders, cosine receivers for irradiance measurements, reflectance and transmittance probes and integrating spheres. » Learn More

Software Your spectrometer system is completed with a choice between SpectraSuite software for end-user applications or OmniDriver software for those who wish to develop their own applications. » Learn More

Spectrometers - Pre-Configured Pre-configured spectrometers are available for popular applications in LED and light source measurements and for reflectance, absorpance and fluorescence spectroscopy. A pre-configured spectrometer should also be available from stock for fast delivery. » Learn More

Spectrometers - User-Configured User-configured CCD (200-1100nm) and InGaAs (900-2500nm) spectrometers allow you to specify a spectrometer's wavelength range, spectral resolution and sensitivity to suit your exact requirements. » Learn More