The Carl Zeiss Monolithic Miniature Spectrometer (MMS) modules series offer a compact design and superb reliability.
The design, choice of components, materials and cementing technology are the key elements for achieving the outstanding performance in respect to wavelength stability and light throughput. A fiber-optic cross-section converter acts as the optical input, enhancing the throughput by approximately one order of magnitude compared to standard compact spectrometer devices. These features make the MMS ideal for heavy duty tasks in process control, agriculture or for vehicle-based applications. Different versions are available to cover various wavelength ranges between 190 and 1100 nm.
Over 1000 spectra per second can be acquired when combined with tec5 operating electronics.
Characteristics
- Compact, robust, permanently wavelength calibrated
- Thermally stable
- High optical throughput
- NMOS photodiode array with 256 pixels
Specifications
Wavelength Ranges |
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| MMS Series UV: | 195 – 390 nm (MMS UV) |
| MMS Series UV-VIS: | 190 – 720 nm or 250 – 780 nm (MMS UV-VIS) |
| MMS Series UV-NIR: | 380 – 1100 nm (MMS1) |
General Specifications |
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| Resolution: | 3 nm (MMS UV) 7 nm (MMS UV-VIS) 10 nm (MMS1) |
| Opto-mechanical interface: | SMA connector, up to 600 μm fibers accepted |
| Pixel count: | 256 |
| Mean spectral pitch: | 0.8 nm/pixel (MMS UV) 2.2 nm/pixel (MMS UV-VIS) 3.3 nm/pixel (MMS1) |
| NA: | 0.22 |