Ocean-FX – Latest & Greatest from Ocean Optics
Truly a new spectrometer for our legendary line of miniature fiber optic devices. The lineage… S1000 (world’s first miniature spectrometer), S2000 (Sony ILX511 CCD), USB2000 (USB plug & play), OCEAN-FX – (CMOS detector, WiFo, Ethernet & USB).
The Ocean-FX spectrometer offers a high-sensitivity CMOS detector performance, acquisition speed up to 4,500 scans per second, and a robust communications module that accommodates Ethernet and Wi-Fi.
The new Ocean-FX Wi-Fi Spectrometer is ideal for UV-Vis applications in food and agriculture, where acquisition speed helps with food sorting and processing; biomedical sciences, especially for absorbance measurements requiring enhanced UV sensitivity; and security and authenticity, where added communication interfaces enable simpler point-of-use instruments. Also, the onboard buffering feature ensures data integrity during kinetics measurements.
WiFi opens the world or remote communications from AUVs, robotics, surveillance. Ethernet offers access from anywhere in the word over the internet.
Sensitive – Responsive from 200-1100 nm, with great sensitivity in the UV and NIR
- Fast – Integration times to 10 μs, acquire and process more spectral data in less time for faster, more reliable answers
- Buffering and timestamping – Onboard buffer holds up to 50,000 spectra
- Easy connection to other devices – Operates via Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi and USB simultaneously
| Fast Acquisition Speed | Integration times down to 10μs, acquire and process more spectral data in less time for faster, more reliable answers |
| Sensitive | Responsive from 190 – 1100 nm with great sensitivity in the UV and NIR |
| Multiple Configurations | Incredibly configurable, with millions of configurations across the wavelength range 190-1100nm |
| Large Onboard Memory | Onboard buffering stores up to 50,000 spectra so you will not miss a single data point |
| Spectra Timestamping | All spectra are timestamped |
| Expanded Connectivity | Gigabit Ethernet, WiFi, USB, RS-232 and SPI for easy integration into almost any system as well as 8 GPIO for connection to external devices |
| On-the-fly Slit Modifications | User-interchangeable slit allows quick changes to resolution and throughput allowing one spectrometer to perform multiple types of experiments such as absorbance and fluorescence. |
| High Thermal Stability | Allows for accurate and repeatable measurements in demanding environments |
| Portable Robust Design | Compact, rugged and lightweight for use in the lab or in remote applications |
Specifications:
| DETECTOR | ||
| Detector: | Hamamatsu S11639 CMOS | |
| Spectral response range: | 200-1100 nm | |
| SPECTROSCOPIC | ||
| Configurations: | UV-Vis (200-850 nm), Vis-NIR (350-1000 nm) and extended-range (200-1025 nm), with enhanced sensitivity versions of each also available | |
| Optical resolution: | Depends on configuration; 0.8 nm (FWHM) w/600-line/mm grating and 5 μm slit | |
| Signal-to-noise ratio (single scan): | ~270:1 | |
| Dynamic range (single scan): | ~6400:1 | |
| Integration time: | 10 μs-1 second | |
| Scan rate (maximum): | 4500 scans/second (varies by performance of operating computer and system) for 10 usec integration | |
| Buffer depth: | 50,000 spectra | |
| Thermal stability: | 0.11 pixels/°C | |
| Entrance slit: | 5, 10, 50, 100 or 200 µm widths | |
| Input fiber connector: | SMA 905 of FC | |
| ENVIRONMENTAL AND COMPLIANCE | ||
| Storage temperature: | -30 °C to +70 °C | |
| Operating temperature: | 0 °C to +50 °C | |
| Software: | OceanView, OmniDriver and SeaBreeze | |
| Material: | RoHS | |
| Electrical: | CE, FCC, CISPR 11:2010, EMC 2004/108/EC and EN61326-1:2013 | |
• Ocean FX Wi-Fi Spectrometer is compatible with OceanView, OmniDriver and SeaBreeze software options.
• Ocean FX has an interchangeable slit design.
• Cables and accessories are available that connect the Ocean FX Wi-Fi Spectrometer to light sources and other accessories utilizing the DD4 connector on the front of the spectrometer.
accessories utilizing the DD4 connector on the front of the spectrometer.
