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General| Detector Type | CCD |
|---|---|
| Data Interface | USB 2.0 |
| Interface | USB |
| A/D Resolution | 16-bit |
| Stray Light | <0.05% at 600 nm |
| Fiber Optic Connector | SMA 905 |
| Optical Resolution | 0.1-3.0 nm |
| Integration Time | 1 ms to 2000 ms |
| Dynamic Range | 1300:1 |
| System Dynamic Range | > 2000:1 |
| Detector Pixel Size | 14 μm x 200 μm |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 250:1 |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Power Requirements | 5V DC, 2A |
Explains the manual's purpose and target users for Flame Spectrometers.
Provides a brief overview of each chapter's content within the manual.
Lists links to other documentation for Ocean Optics products and the Flame Spectrometer.
Outlines the 3-Year Warranty covering Ocean Optics miniature fiber-optic spectrometers and accessories.
Details ISO certification, compliance warnings, and FCC regulations for the spectrometer.
Introduces the Flame Spectrometer, its history, and key features.
Lists common application areas for the Flame Spectrometer across various industries.
Provides a summary of spectroscopic, electronic, detector, and physical specifications.
Explains the different variants of the Flame Spectrometer, including preconfigured and custom units.
Lists the items included with the Flame Spectrometer package.
Provides initial steps for Flame spectrometer installation and guides on installing OceanView software.
Explains connecting the spectrometer via USB/serial and setting up hardware components.
Lists accessories and introduces typical measurement techniques like Absorbance, Reflectance, and Fluorescence.
Details pinout diagrams for DB15 and PAK50 connector cables and the Breakout Box.
Provides steps to launch OceanView and connect the Flame spectrometer.
Describes the OceanView interface, acquisition parameters, and controls.
Covers saving data, using the Saved Data Panel, and setting up spectroscopy wizards.
Explains the process and importance of dark and reference measurements for accuracy.
Addresses problems with spectrometer recognition, driver installation, and USB connection.
Provides troubleshooting steps for Windows, Mac OSX, and Linux environments.
Covers checking configuration, product repairs, and recommended servicing procedures.
Details components like the fiber optic connector, interchangeable slits, filters, and mirrors.
Explains grating selection, wavelength ranges, and specifications for FLAME-S and FLAME-T detectors.
Discusses CCD well depth, signal-to-noise ratio, and signal averaging techniques.
Lists detector types, pixel details, and timing parameters like integration time and triggering jitter.
Covers power, connectors, dimensions, weight, operating conditions, and compliance.
Provides detailed pinout diagrams for the 40-pin connector and communication protocols (SPI, I2C).
Explains various triggering modes and how to use external triggering for data acquisition.
Details the steps for performing wavelength calibration, including preparing and using regression analysis.
Explains how to save new calibration coefficients to the spectrometer's EEPROM via USB.
Describes irradiance and relative irradiance calibrations for quantifying spectral data.
Covers FLAME-S hardware, USB endpoints, command syntax, and summaries.
Provides detailed descriptions of FLAME-S USB commands for controlling the spectrometer.
Covers FLAME-T hardware, memory, USB endpoints, command syntax, and summaries.
Provides detailed descriptions of FLAME-T USB commands for spectrometer control.
Summarizes RS232 commands for FLAME-T and provides usage examples.
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