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ATP5200 is the fifth generation of TE-cooled high performance spectrometer, which is self-developed by Optosky. It uses a back-thinned TE-cooled linear CCD with a semi-conductor cooling technology. The CCD can set in constant temperature environment (up to -10 degree), which greatly reduces sensor noise at an excellent

signal-to-noise ratio (about 2 times higher than competitors level), and it improves the reliability, so the measurements results can not change with the ambient temperature.

Meanwhile, it uses lowest noise CCD signal processing pcb to reach a noise less than 3 counts, which still the best low noise level.

The ATP5200 can receive SMA905 fiber optic input or free-space light to output spectral  data via USB2.0 or UART port. It connects to 5V DC power supply, easy-to-integrate to wide industrial spectroscopy application.

Model

Features

ATP5200

2048 pixels, cooled - 5℃

ATP5200P

2048 pixels, cooled - 10℃

ATP5200R

NIR enhanced, 2048 pixels, cooled - 10℃

ATP5200-4

4096 pixels, cooled - 5℃


Detector
Detector type ATP5200/ATP5200-4: Linear array CCD ATP5200P/ATP5200R: Area array back-thinned CCD
Spectral range 180-1180 nm
Effective pixels ATP5200: 2048 ATP5200-4: 4096 ATP5200P/ATP5200R: 2048×64
Dynamic range ATP5200/ATP4500-4: 10000: 1 ATP5200P/ATP5200R: 15000: 1
Pixels dimension ATP5200: 200μm×14μm ATP5200-4: 200μm×7μm ATP5200P/ATP5200R: 14μm×14μm
Optical parameter
Focal distance 98 mm for incidence / 107 mm for output
Optical resolution 0.01-3 nm (Depend on range & slit)
Incident Interface SMA905 connector,free space
Signal-to-noise ATP5200/ATP4500-4: 450:1 ATP5200P/ATP5200R: 15000: 1
Working temperature -10°c to + 50°c
Cooling temperature -5°c
Wavelength range 180-1180nm
Slit Size 5, 10, 25, 50, 100, 150, 200 μm (optional)
Optical Design F/4 crossed asymmetrical Czerny-Turner
Physical parameters
Dimensions 208×120×47 mm^3
Weight 1.5-1.7kg
Electrical parameter
A/D conversion resolution ATP5200/ATP4500-4: 16 bit ATP5200P/ATP5200R: 18 bit(Output 16 bit)
Integration time ATP5200/ATP4500-4: 400μs~ 10s ATP5200P/ATP5200R: 5 ms - 30 min
Interface USB 2.0
Supply voltage DC 5V±10%
Operating current <2.3A
Storage temperature -20°c to + 70 °c
  • Detector: Back-thinned illuminated CCD (cooled to - 10℃).
  • Pixels: 2048 pixels.
  • UV or NIR response enhanced optimization: UV response enhanced: ATP5200P, NIR response enhanced: ATP5200R.
  • Low noise CCD signal processing circuit.
  • Max. Wavelength Range: 180- 1180nm(depends on specific requirements).
  • Optical Path: Crossed C-T.
  • Integration Time:2ms- 130s.
  • Power Supply:DC 5V± 10% @ <2.3A.
  • 18 bit, 570KHz ADC (workable output 16bit).
  • Interface: SMA905 or free space.
  • Trigger: USB2.0 (High speed) or UART.
  • 20pins dual-row programmable external expansion interface.

 

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How to choose miniature raman spectrometer?

The ATP5020 is the lowcost micro raman spectrometer, whose customized for raman spectrometer employs high sensitivity and high resolution with cooled down to -5C.

What is the cooling temperature for the ATP5020?
It uses Hamamatsu s11639 plus external cooling technology to cool down to -5C proving constant measuring results.

What are High Resolution & High Sensitivity & TE cooled Spectrometer from Optosky?

ATP5100 Ultra-miniature, Cooled BT CCD, sized up to a coin.
ATP5040 crossed C-T, TE-cooled 4096 pixels CMOS external cooling, high sensitivity
ATP5020P crossed C-T, Hamamatsu CCD cooled, higher sensitivity, SNR & dynamic range is higher than Maya.
ATP5030P M-shape C-T, higher resolution and low stray light, Hamamatsu CCD
ATP5030 (2048pixels) & ATP5034 (4096pixels) CMOS+TE-cooler, M-shape C-T, high resolution
ATP5330 (2048pixels) & ATP5334 (4096pixels) Thin, cooled CMOS+TE cooled, M-shape C-T, super high resolution

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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