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World's Smallest Grating Type Spectrometer is Expanding the Future of Spectrophotometry

Hamamatsu Photonics Deutschland GmbH

Any portable instruments embedding spectral sensors

Spectrophotometry, which examines the light spectrum emitted or absorbed by materials and analyzes their composition, is used in a wide variety of fields including food, agriculture and medicine. Up until now, spectrophotometry was typically performed in a chemical laboratory using large benchtop spectrometers.

This SMD series spectrometer is expected to be used in hand-held instruments with limitations to their size or weight, simultaneous multipoint measurements, and other applications.

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World's Smallest Grating Type Spectrometer is Expanding the Future of Spectrophotometry

Any portable instruments embedding spectral sensors

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