Ocean Optics SpectroClip User Manual
Spectroclip, Simple thin materials analysis in lab or field, Which spectroclip suits you
When analyzing diffuse materials in the field, the
SpectroClip is the ideal probe to choose.
SpectroClip allows you to easily measure
transmission and reflection of materials with a
maximum thickness of 1 mm.
Specially designed integrating spheres function
as SpectroClip’s collection probe. They can be
connected to any Ocean Optics spectrometer for
acquiring data. The top integrating sphere also
includes an input port for a fiber-coupled light
source to illuminate the sample.
SpectroClip can support wavelength ranges from
200-2500 nm – depending on which light source
or spectrometer you use. The active illuminated
area is 5 mm. SpectroClip’s integrating spheres
capture diffuse reflected or transmitted light more
efficiently than lens-based collection optics.
SpectroClip’s spring-based clip enables you to
place a sample firmly into the probe, ensuring
simple and accurate measurements.
The sturdiness of this handheld probe makes it
ideal for field use. Combine with a halogen or
xenon light source and one or two spectrometers
for a complete, field-ready alternative for thin
materials analysis.
For details and pricing, contact an Ocean Optics
Applications Scientist at +1 727-733-2447 or at
[email protected].
SpectroClip
simple thin materials analysis in lab or field
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SpectroClip-R
Includes one integrating sphere to collected reflected light from your sample.
SpectroClip-TR
Includes two integrating spheres that collect both transmitted light through
your sample and reflected light from the sample.
SpectroClip-JAZ-TR
This fully integrated system comprises the SpectroClip sampling optic, a two-
channel Jaz spectrometer (each channel covers 350-1000 nm), a VIS-NIR light
source, Ethernet and battery modules, three optical fibers, a reflection
standard and a carrying case. Also included is a software script for optimizing
the two-channel Jaz spectrometer setup.
Which SpectroClip suits you?