Model 671 User’s Manual APPENDIX A - SPECIFICATIONS
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APPENDIX A – SPECIFICATIONS
CW and quasi-CW (repetition rate >10 MHz)
VIS: 375 - 1100 nm
NIR: 520 - 1700 nm
IR: 1 - 5 µm
VIS: 375 - 1100 nm
NIR: 520 - 1700 nm
IR: 1 - 5 µm
MIR: 1.5 - 12 µm
± 0.2 ppm
± 0.0002 nm @ 1000 nm
± 0.002 cm
-1
@ 10,000 cm
-1
± 60 MHz @ 300,000 GHz
± 0.75 ppm (± 1 ppm for MIR)
± 0.0008 nm @ 1000 nm
± 0.008 cm
-1
@ 10,000 cm
-1
± 225 MHz @ 300,000 GHz
VIS / NIR: ± 0.03 ppm (± 0.03 pm @ 1 µm)
IR: ± 0.06 ppm (± 0.2 pm @ 3 µm)
± 0.1 ppm (± 0.1 pm @ 1000 nm)
Continuous - built-in stabilized single-frequency HeNe laser
Continuous - built-in standard HeNe laser
OPTI CAL IN PUT SI GN A L
VIS: 20-250 µW
NIR: 10-580 µW
IR: 65-750 µW
VIS: 10 - 110 µW
NIR: 10 - 250 µW
IR: 65 - 750 µW
MIR: 120 - 925 µW
4 Hz (VIS / NIR) 2.5 Hz (IR)
10 Hz (VIS / NIR) 2.5 Hz (IR / MIR)
VIS / NIR: Pre-aligned FC/UPC connector (9 µm core diameter) - optional free beam-to-fiber coupler
IR / MIR: Collimated beam, 2-3 mm diameter aperture, visible tracer beam to facilitate alignment
High-speed USB and Ethernet interface with Bristol’s Windows-based display program
Browser-based display application
Library of commands (SCPI) for custom and LabVIEW programming using any PC operating system
PC running Windows 7, 8 or 10, 1 GB available RAM, USB 2.0 (or later) port, monitor, pointing device
+15°C to +30°C (-10°C to +70°C storage)
≤ 90% R.H. at + 40°C (no condensation)
DIM ENSI ONS A N D WEIGHT
Dimensions (H x W x L)
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VIS / NIR: 5.6” x 6.5” x 15.0” (142 mm x 165 mm x 381 mm) IR / MIR: 7.5” x 6.5” x 15.0” (191 mm x 165 mm x 381 mm)
90 - 264 VAC, 47 - 63 Hz, 50 VA max
(1) Defined as measurement uncertainty, or maximum wavelength error, using a coverage factor of 3 providing a confidence level of ≥ 99.7%.
(2) Traceable to accepted physical standards.
(3) Standard deviation for a 5-minute measurement period after the instrument has reached thermal equilibrium.
(4) Wavelength resolution is approximately two times repeatability.
(5) Data in units of nm, µm, and cm
-1
are given as vacuum values.
(6) The IR and MIR versions do not measure absolute power. An intensity meter displays relative power.
(7) Bandwidth is FWHM. When bandwidth is greater, wavelength accuracy is reduced.
(8) Characteristic performance, but non-warranted.
(9) For 671B-VIS and 671B-NIR, required input power is about half of values given.
(10) Sensitivity at other wavelengths can be determined from graphs that are available upon request.
(11) IR and MIR required beam height is 5.4 ± 0.25”.
(12) IR and MIR instrument height is adjustable (7.25 ± 0.25”) for alignment purposes.