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Digital Monochromator, 190 – 650 nm
Digital Mini-Chrom Monochromator Specifications | DMC1-01
Operating Range
190 – 650 nm
f Number
3.9
Focal Length
74 mm
Beam Path
In Line
Resolution with 50μ slits
0.27 nm
Resolution with 100μ slits
0.53 nm
Resolution with 150μ slits
1.09 nm
Resolution with 300μ slits (included)
1.60 nm
Resolution with 600μ slits
3.21 nm
Resolution with 1 mm slits
5.34 nm
Grating Density
2400 grooves/mm
Grating Blaze Wavelength
250 nm
Linear Dispersion (Center of Range)
5.34 nm/mm
Stray Light
≤ 0.003%
Wavelength Accuracy
± 0.2% of λ
Wavelength Reproducibility
± 0.15%
Wavelength Readability
0.2 nm
Operating Temperature Range
-20° C to +80° C
Damage Threshold: Pulsed
350 mJ/cm², 200 nano sec. pulse
Damage Threshold: CW laser
40 watts/cm²
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Digital Monochromator, 200 – 800 nm
Digital Mini-Chrom Monochromator Specifications | DMC1-02
Operating Range
200 – 800 nm
f Number
3.9
Focal Length
74 mm
Beam Path
In Line
Resolution with 50μ slits
0.36 nm
Resolution with 100μ slits
0.73 nm
Resolution with 150μ slits
1.09 nm
Resolution with 300μ slits (included)
2.18 nm
Resolution with 600μ slits
4.36 nm
Resolution with 1 mm slits
7.27 nm
Grating Density
1800 grooves/mm
Grating Blaze Wavelength
250 nm
Linear Dispersion (Center of Range)
5.34 nm/mm
Stray Light
≤ 0.003%
Wavelength Accuracy
± 0.2% of λ
Wavelength Reproducibility
± 0.15%
Wavelength Readability
0.2 nm
Operating Temperature Range
-20° C to +80° C
Damage Threshold: Pulsed
350 mJ/cm², 200 nano sec. pulse
Damage Threshold: CW laser
40 watts/cm²
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Digital Monochromator, 300 – 800 nm
Digital Mini-Chrom Monochromator Specifications | DMC1-03
Operating Range
300 – 800 nm
f Number
3.9
Focal Length
74 mm
Beam Path
In Line
Resolution with 50μ slits
0.36 nm
Resolution with 100μ slits
0.73 nm
Resolution with 150μ slits
1.09 nm
Resolution with 300μ slits (included)
2.18 nm
Resolution with 600μ slits
4.36 nm
Resolution with 1 mm slits
7.27 nm
Grating Density
1800 grooves/mm
Grating Blaze Wavelength
500 nm
Linear Dispersion (Center of Range)
7.16 nm/mm
Stray Light
≤ 0.003%
Wavelength Accuracy
± 0.2% of λ
Wavelength Reproducibility
± 0.15%
Wavelength Readability
0.2 nm
Operating Temperature Range
-20° C to +80° C
Damage Threshold: Pulsed
350 mJ/cm², 200 nano sec. pulse
Damage Threshold: CW laser
40 watts/cm²
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Digital Monochromator, 420 nm – 1.15 μ
Digital Mini-Chrom Monochromator Specifications | DMC1-04V
Operating Range
420 nm – 1.15 μ
f Number
3.9
Focal Length
74 mm
Beam Path
In Line
Resolution with 50μ slits
0.53 nm
Resolution with 100μ slits
1.06 nm
Resolution with 150μ slits
1.59 nm
Resolution with 300μ slits (included)
3.19 nm
Resolution with 600μ slits
6.37 nm
Resolution with 1 mm slits
10.62 nm
Grating Density
1200 grooves/mm
Grating Blaze Wavelength
500 nm
Linear Dispersion (Center of Range)
10.66 nm/mm
Stray Light
≤ 0.003%
Wavelength Accuracy
± 0.2% of λ
Wavelength Reproducibility
± 0.15%
Wavelength Readability
0.2 nm
Operating Temperature Range
-20° C to +80° C
Damage Threshold: Pulsed
350 mJ/cm², 200 nano sec. pulse
Damage Threshold: CW laser
40 watts/cm²
Optometrics
Digital Mini-Chrom Monochromator with Damage Threshold: Pulsed 350 mJ/cm², 200 nano sec. pulse
Digital Mini-Chrom Monochromator
The Digital Mini-Chrom Monochromator (DMC) is a manually operated monochromator that utilizes a digital counter for wavelength selection. Rotation of the dial causes, via a precision lead screw/ sine bar mechanism, rotation of the diffraction grating which positions the selected wavelength at the exit slit.
The wavelength on all digital Mini-Chroms can be selected and read to 0.2 nm. Wavelength is read directly in nanometers (nm) from a counter on models 01, 02, 03, 04 and 05. Near infrared model (06) requires the counter reading to be doubled.
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Digital Mini-Chrom monochromators are used in a variety of applications that require a small yet high performance manually tuned monochromator. They are used in physics, chemistry, engineering and the life sciences applications where a low cost manually tuned device for precision wavelength selection is required.