FROG/SPIDER/Spectrometer
waveScan
Spectrometer for Mid-IR, IR, VIS or UV
The waveScan is a rotating grating spectrometer. This technology enables it to cover a wide wavelength range from 200 nm to 6300 nm. Especially at wavelengths beyond silicon and above 1100 nm users profit from highest resolution at a low cost. The quick and easy exchangeable input port adapts the waveScan to free-space or fiber lasers. The software offers useful analytical tools and of course data export. The waveScan is also ideal for automatization and long term measurements and can be controlled remotely by USB or TCP/IP.
waveScan은 회전식 회절격자 분광기입니다. 이 기술을 통해 200 nm에서 6300 nm까지의 넓은 파장 범위를 측정할 수 있습니다. 특히 실리콘 검출기의 측정 범위를 벗어나는 1100 nm 이상의 파장 영역에서도 저렴한 비용으로 높은 분해능을 제공합니다.

빠르고 간편하게 교체할 수 있는 입력 포트를 통해 waveScan을 자유 공간 레이저 또는 광섬유 레이저에 맞게 구성할 수 있습니다. 소프트웨어는 유용한 분석 도구와 데이터 내보내기 기능을 제공합니다.

waveScan은 자동화 시스템 및 장기간 측정에도 적합하며, USB 또는 TCP/IP를 통해 원격으로 제어할 수 있습니다.
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Datasheets & Brochures

Step Files

APE-waveScan-Stepfile-20141009 (.stp 3D CAD model with overall dimensions)

TCP/IP Sample Code for Remote Control

Manuals

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Cost-Efficient And Compact Spectrometer

waveScan spectrometer by APE is a compact and cost-efficient optical spectrometer to characterize light sources, e.g. ultrafast as well as cw laser systems. The rotating grating technology achieves high resolution at fair scan rates. This makes waveScan an ideal real-time alignment tool for laser systems.

UV at 200 nm to Mid-IR at 6.3 µm

Different configurations, from 200 nm UV to 6.3 µm in the mid-infrared range, make waveScan the choice for analyzing the spectrum of different laser types.

Fiber Inputs Available

waveScan is available with an interchangeable fiber input in addition to a free-space input. Whether you need fast scan rates for adjustment or high resolution, combined with convenient measurement control and data processing – waveScan is the ideal solution.

Plug and Play via USB & Spectrometer Software

waveScan Spectrometer is easy to use and supports plug and play via USB connection. The software is included and provides a bunch of featues. For example, waveScan  automatically searches for one or two peaks in the  measured spectrum and displays the peak wavelength, centroid wavelength, and full width at half maximum (FWHM) of the peaks. In the “set peak search window” of the spectrometer software the user can set the wavelength windows in that the peaks are searched for. The user can lock these search
windows to the selected “Wavelength window”, or can set minimum
and maximum wavelength for each search window separately.

The Economical Advantage - Rotating Grating

waveScan closes the gap between low-cost spectrometer offering low-resolution and more expensive high-end equipment. The waveScan principle is based on a rotating grating, driven by a small and precise motor. Therefore it has substantial advantages over conventional types of spectrometers (e.g. beam splitter) which are usually complex, large in size and 


Specifications


waveScan Specification 
SoftwareIncluded
Wavelength Range of the Different waveScan Models200 ... 1100 nm
220 ... 540 nm
500 ... 1600 nm
800 ... 2600 nm
1500 ... 6300 nm
Resolution (FWHM)0.2 nm (200 ... 1100 nm)
0.05 nm (220 ... 540 nm)
0.2 nm (500 ... 1600 nm)
0.5 nm (800 ... 2600 nm)
down to 0.7 wavenumbers (1500 ... 6300 nm)
Scan Rate / Refresh Rate~ 6 Hz
Laser Repetition Rates> 4 MHz (real-time measurements)
> 1 kHz (accumulation mode)
Wavelength Accuracy± 0.1 nm (configuration dependent)
Input PolarizationHorizontal
Beam InputFree-space; Optional fiber coupling*
ConnectionUSB
Remote ControlPossible via TCP/IP (SCPI command set)
Fiber CouplingAvailable (Single mode fiber input recommended to achieve specified resolution)

waveScan + SPIDER

See how a waveScan spectrometer extends the wavelength range of a SPIDER for the full characterization of hollow-core fiber amplifiers.