SharpGrip Spectrometer

Introduction to the SharpGrip Spectrometer:

It adopts a compact and portable design, with an outer shell size of only 93×68×22mm and a weight of 175g, making it convenient to integrate into handheld devices. In terms of performance, it utilizes a high-resolution optical design, with stray light as low as ≤0.1% and the best resolution up to 0.07nm. It also has an analog adjustable gain function (maximum 11X), supports multiple trigger modes, and can collect spectra as fast as 40ns with asynchronous reset triggering. The number of pixel channels is 2048 pixels, which can meet diverse detection needs.

In terms of applications, the SharpGrip Spectrometer can be used for material analysis, quickly detecting the elemental composition of materials such as alloys and ores; in environmental monitoring, it can detect heavy metal elements in soil and water; in industrial production, it performs elemental analysis on raw materials and finished products on the production line to control quality; in the field of cultural relics protection and archaeology, it non-destructively identifies the material and age of cultural relics; in food safety testing, it analyzes the content of harmful metals and nutrient elements in food and packaging materials.

Dimension drawing

Product specifications

Interface Description

The following figure shows the interfaces of the SharpGrip Spectrometer. The fibre optic interface is the SMA905 interface; the Micro USB interface is used to connect to a computer via a data cable; and the 2.0MM-24P interface (24pin port) is used for secondary development of the spectrometer.

Wiring Pin Definitions

The 24pin connector uses a 2.0MM-24P socket.

Spectrometer 24pin interface physical diagram (note the interface direction)

Dark noise: Integration time 100 ms.