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ATP2000H High frame rate Spectrometer
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  • Optosky ATP2000H UV-Vis spectrometer is a low-noise, high-performance, high flame speed(>2k fps). The sensor used 2048 pixel CCD responding from 200-1100 nm.
  • ATP2000H is perfect for fast detection attribute to its high A/D converter frequency and the high speed data transmission. In ATP2000H memory chip, some algorithms to improve the performance are programmed solidly, such as wavelength calibration coefficients, linearity coefficients. It output the spectrum data to PC through USB 2.0 or RS232 interface. ATP2000H operates with a single +5VDC supply supplied from USB or duo-pin interface.
  • ATP2000H has free SDK for customers self-developed, Optosky support C++, C#, Labview and Linux system SDK, which is very convenient for OEM customers to design solutions.
Detector
Detector type Linear CMOS
Effective pixels 2048
Pixels dimension 14μm*200μm
Detector model Hamamatsu S11639
Sensitivity 1300v/(lx.s)
Dark noise 0.4mVrms
Optical parameter
Focal distance 40 mm for incidence / 60 mm for output
Optical resolution 0.1-3 nm
Incident Interface SMA905 or free space
Signal-to-noise >600 : 1
Dynamic range 5000
Working temperature -10°c to + 50°c
Numberical aperture 0.11
Working humidity < 90%RH
Trigger YES(IN and OUT)
Cooling temperature uncooled
Full Well NA
Scanning rate > 2 kfps
Wavelength range 350-800nm, 180-410nm, 200-850nm, 300-1100nm, 200-1050nm, 780-1100nm
Physical parameters
Dimensions 102×72×36.3 mm^3
Weight 0.38kg
Sealing Anti-sweat
Optical configuration
Optical design f/4 crossed asymmetrical Czerny-Turner
Incident slit 50 μm (5, 25, 100, 150, 200 um are optional)
Electrical parameter
A/D conversion resolution 16bit
Integration time 0.01 ms - 60 s
Interface USB2.0
Supply voltage DC4.5 to 5.5 V (type @5V)
Operating current 240mA@Typ.
Storage temperature -30°c to + 70 °c
Operating temperature -10-50 °C
  • Spectral region: 200-1100 nm
  • Frame speed: >2Kfps
  • Spectral resolution: 0.1-3 nm
  • Optical configuration: crossed Czerny-Turner
  • Linear low noise CMOS detector with 2048 pixel
  • Integration times: 10μm-60s
  • Supply voltage: DC 5V (USB Power)
  • 16 bit, 2MHz A/D Converter
  • Interface: USB2.0 (High speed)
  • 20-pin connector for interfacing to external products
  • LED spectrophotometer
  • Fluorescence
  • Biochemical analyzer
  • Transmittance measurement
  • UV gas analyzer
  • Reflectance measurement
  • Multi-parameter water quality analyzer
What are Low Cost spectrometer from Optosky?
ATP1XXX & ATP2XXX belongs to low cost spectrometer.
ATP1000 350-1100nm, replace STS
ATP1010 180-1100nm, replace STS and UV enhanced
ATP1012 Xenon lamp driver built-in upgrade from ATP1010

ATP2000P 180-1100nm, higher performance than USB2000+
ATP2000H high speed rate up to 2K or 4K Hz
ATP2002 Xenon lamp driver built-in upgrade from ATP2000P
ATP2100 highest SNR, wave shape can be edited
ATP2110 Water quality analysis spectrometer
ATP2200 180-1100nm, compete with Flame
ATP2400 ultra thin, smaller than USB2000+ performance higher, replace USB2000+

How many topology structure of optical path for a spectrometer?
There are commonly divided into 4 types of optical path, including crossed C-T, M-shape C-T, concave grating optical path, transmittance grating opitcal path.
Crossed C-T: ATP2000P,ATP2002, ATP2400, ATP1010, ATP5020P, ATP5040, ATP6500
M-shape C-T: ATP3030, ATP3034, ATP3330/4 ATP5030, ATP5034, ATP5330/4 
Concave grating: ATP4230, ATP4020, ATP4050, ATP4070
let's see the M-shape optical path looks like a number "3", so our models uses the 3rd number "3" to indicate M-shape optical path models.
In generally, topology structure can decide resolution, sensitivity, stray light, and size of a spectrometer.
Crossed C-T topology structure employs better sensitivity and compact size.
M-shape C-T employs higher resolution and better stray light.
Concave grating optical path employs high stray light.


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