S5000-UV-NIR Fiber Spectrometer
Product Introduction
The S5000-UV-NIR Fiber Spectrometer is a compact, high-performance optical measurement instrument designed for broad-spectrum analysis in industrial applications and scientific research. Equipped with a 2088-line CCD sensor, it covers an ultra-wide wavelength range of 185–1100 nm, supporting measurements from the ultraviolet to the near-infrared region. With a 0.4 nm wavelength resolution, low stray light, and 16-bit analog-to-digital conversion, the S5000-UV-NIR delivers reliable spectral data for a wide range of optical analysis tasks. Its USB-powered design eliminates the need for a separate power supply, while the SMA905 optical interface and optional LAN or RS232 connectivity enable flexible system integration.
Performance Features
• Ultra-Wide Spectral Range: Covers 185–1100 nm for UV, visible, and near-infrared spectral measurements.
• CCD Detection Technology: Uses a 2088-line CCD sensor for broad-spectrum signal acquisition.
• High Wavelength Resolution: Provides 0.4 nm wavelength resolution for detailed spectral analysis.
• High Signal-to-Noise Ratio: A specified signal-to-noise ratio of 1200:1 supports dependable signal detection.
• Low Stray Light: Stray light below 0.1% helps improve measurement reliability.
• High Linearity: Corrected linearity of approximately 99.8% supports consistent spectral response.
• Flexible Exposure Settings: Exposure times range from 0.03 ms to 60 seconds, accommodating different light intensities.
• USB-Powered Operation: Operates on 5 V DC through a computer USB port, eliminating the need for a separate power adapter.
• Flexible Connectivity: Features USB 2.0, with optional LAN and RS232 interfaces for integration into different measurement systems.
• Compact and Lightweight: Measures 115 × 80 × 40 mm and weighs approximately 500 g for convenient installation.
• Spectral Data Processing: Compatible with SpectraPro measurement software for spectral acquisition and analysis.
Working Principle
The S5000-UV-NIR Fiber Spectrometer measures light intensity across a broad wavelength range using an optical dispersion and detection system. Light enters through the SMA905 fiber-optic interface and passes through an optical slit before reaching the diffraction grating. The grating separates the incoming light into its constituent wavelengths, which are detected by the CCD sensor. The resulting electrical signals are converted into digital data through a 16-bit analog-to-digital converter. SpectraPro software processes and displays the spectral information, enabling users to examine wavelength-dependent intensity and perform optical measurement tasks.
Technical Parameters
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Parameter |
Specification |
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Model |
S5000-UV-NIR |
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Effective Wavelength Range |
185–1100 nm |
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Detector |
CCD, 2088-line sensor |
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Slit Width |
30 μm |
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Grating |
600 grooves/mm |
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Wavelength Resolution |
0.4 nm |
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Signal-to-Noise Ratio |
1200:1 |
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Stray Light |
<0.1% |
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Corrected Linearity |
Approximately 99.8% |
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Wavelength Repeatability Error |
<0.3 nm |
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Absolute Wavelength Error |
<1.0 nm |
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A/D Conversion |
16-bit |
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Minimum Exposure Time |
0.03 ms |
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Maximum Exposure Time |
60 s |
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Power Supply |
5 V DC via USB |
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Power Consumption |
120 mA at 5 V (approximately 0.6 W) |
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Computer Interface |
USB 2.0; optional LAN/RS232 |
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Optical Interface |
SMA905 |
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Measurement Software |
SpectraPro |
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Operating Temperature |
−20°C to 65°C |
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Dimensions |
115 × 80 × 40 mm |
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Weight |
500 g |
Application Scenarios
• Scientific Research: Supports optical spectroscopy, photonics research, and experimental spectral analysis.
• Industrial Optical Measurement: Enables spectral monitoring and optical characterization in industrial testing systems.
• UV-Visible Analysis: Supports measurements involving ultraviolet and visible light absorption, transmission, and emission.
• Near-Infrared Spectroscopy: Facilitates suitable near-infrared spectral measurement and optical material characterization.
• Fiber-Optic Measurement Systems: Integrates with compatible fiber-optic probes, light sources, and optical instruments.
• Quality Control Laboratories: Assists with spectral inspection, material identification, and optical performance evaluation.
• Optical Instrument Development: Provides a compact spectrometer module for OEM equipment, laboratory platforms, and customized measurement systems.
S5000-UV-NIR vs. Conventional Compact Spectrometers
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Comparison Item |
S5000-UV-NIR Fiber Spectrometer |
Conventional Compact Spectrometer |
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Wavelength Coverage |
185–1100 nm |
Varies by model |
|
Detector |
2088-line CCD sensor |
Depends on detector configuration |
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Wavelength Resolution |
0.4 nm |
Model-dependent |
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Signal-to-Noise Ratio |
1200:1 |
Model-dependent |
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Stray Light |
<0.1% |
Model-dependent |
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Exposure Time |
0.03 ms–60 s |
Varies by model |
|
Computer Connectivity |
USB 2.0; optional LAN/RS232 |
Depends on model |
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Power Supply |
5 V USB-powered |
USB-powered or external supply |
|
Optical Interface |
SMA905 |
Depends on model |
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Dimensions |
115 × 80 × 40 mm |
Depends on model |
Note: The comparison is based on the supplied specifications and general spectrometer configurations. Actual performance depends on the model and measurement conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the S5000-UV-NIR Fiber Spectrometer used for?
It is designed for broad-spectrum optical measurements in scientific research, industrial testing, laboratory analysis, and fiber-optic measurement systems.
2. What is the wavelength range of the S5000-UV-NIR?
The effective wavelength range is 185–1100 nm, covering ultraviolet, visible, and near-infrared measurements.
3. What detector does the S5000-UV-NIR use?
It uses a 2088-line CCD sensor to acquire spectral signals across its operating wavelength range.
4. What is the wavelength resolution?
The specified wavelength resolution is 0.4 nm, supporting detailed analysis of spectral features.
5. Does the spectrometer require an external power supply?
No separate power supply is required for standard operation. The instrument operates on 5 V DC supplied through a computer's USB port, with a specified power consumption of 120 mA.
6. What connectivity options are available?
The standard computer interface is USB 2.0. Optional LAN and RS232 interfaces are available for applications requiring alternative communication methods.
7. What is the maximum exposure time?
The maximum exposure time is 60 seconds, while the minimum is 0.03 ms. This range allows users to adjust signal acquisition for different illumination levels and measurement requirements.
8. Which software is compatible with the S5000-UV-NIR?
The instrument uses SpectraPro measurement software for spectral acquisition and analysis.
9. Can the S5000-UV-NIR be integrated into a customized optical system?
Its compact dimensions, SMA905 fiber-optic interface, USB connectivity, and optional LAN or RS232 interfaces make it suitable for integration into compatible laboratory and industrial optical measurement systems.











