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Jarrell Ash
began offering quality products for light-based research in 1942.
Thermo Vision Colorado took over Jarrell Ash's monochromator, spectrograph,
and gratings business in 1991. If you have inherited a vintage Jarrell
Ash instrument, we still support them. You can configure a ruggedly
built system with the features you need at an economical price.
The salient features of the five monochromators we offer are shown
in the table.
Instrument
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Focal
Length (mm)
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Design
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Aperture
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Resolution
(nm) with 100 mm slit*
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Reciprocal
Linear Dispersion (nm/mm)*
|
Stray
Light (%)
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MonoSpec
50
|
500
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Ebert
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f/8.6
|
0.02
|
1.6
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<0.2
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MonoSpec
27
|
275
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Crossed
Czerny-
Turner
|
f/3.8
|
0.3
|
3.0
|
0.001
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MonoSpec
25
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250
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Ebert
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f/3.5
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0.2
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1.6
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<0.2
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MonoSpec
18
|
156
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Crossed
Czerny-
Turner
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f/3.8
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0.6
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4.5
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0.0015
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MonoSpec
10
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100
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Czeny-
Turner
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f/3.4
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0.8
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5.5
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0.0015
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*With 1200g/mm
grating.
To configure
a system, refer to the appropriate MonoSpec page to select the entrance
and exit slits, grating, and optional accessories to meet your experimental
requirements.
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