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Mini-spectrometer

By AMS2017-11-20T14:00:37+00:00

Hamamatsu C13555MA The C13555MA is the latest edition to the TF series of mini-spectrometer for colour measurement applications from Hamamatsu Photonics. The company says this USB-powered polychromator contains optical elements, a driver circuit and a built-in 512 pixel CMOS sensor. A USB connection allows any acquired spectrum data to be transferred to a PC.

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