. yr ~ SENes The most complete laser wavelength and spectral characterization from the visible to mid-infrared. ehh ‘The 771 Series Laser Spectrum Analyzer from Bristol Instruments is a unique instrument that FEATURES operates as both a high-accuracy wavelength meter and a high-resolution spectrum analyzer. It is for scientists and engineers who need to know the spectral properties of their lasers with the > Wavelength measurement and reliable accuracy that is required for the most demanding applications. ‘spectral analysis with one instrument + Absolute wavelength measured to an Zz Precise wavelength and spectral measurement accuracy as high as + 0.0001 nm The 771 Laser Specrum Analyzer combines Michelson interferometer technology wth fast Fourier transform analy to measure both se’ wavelength and specu. Absolute wavelengths measured, one he th an acuracyashigh as 0.2 parts pe milion, and the laser's spedral properties are determined toa EES ESO anne Lecoc resolution as high a 2 GH + Continuous calibration with 2 built-in Continuous calibration fr reliable accuracy wavelength standard Two versions ofthe 771 Laser Specrum Analyzer ar avaiable. The model 7 Aisthe most reise ‘measuring wavelength to an accuracy of 0.2 pape milion (#00002 am at 1000 nm), For experiments thatare ess exacting the model 771Bisa lower-priced alernatve with an accuracy of 0.75 parts pet Operation available from 375 nm milion (0.0008 nm at 1000 nm). These specifications are guaranteed by continuous calibration with a to 12m. = bulkn wavelength standard thereby ensuring the most meanngtl experimental resus + Operation with CW and Broad wavelength coverage with CW and pulsed lasers avenctit The 771 Laser Specrum Analyzer is available in four broad wavelength configurations to sais vitualy a any experimental requirement. These ranges are the VIS (375 ~ 1100 nm), NIR (520 ~ 1700 nm), . 18 (1-5 um) and MR (2 ~ 12 pm), The 771 system operates with CW lasers, anda special measurement _* Input power requirement as low (10HE ae sd (opto =O He, ple gh 30 re) WAVELENGTH ange ma aes a 975 1105nm (eee a om) fi 5261703 om ous 835) cern (see Mas a ee a 2-12um ‘Absolute Accuracy 702 pm O75 pom 1pm IR) 2.0020 000 + 00008 on @ 000m 1 900zn""@ 4060 en" teem @igo00 em" Setar vn Se 223ihe sooo one Spectral Resolution Senso 28 2 Sie or a Zee (osteo) oe 26h (eonetoeh) eaioration Contr atin bass angle Reueray Hee set Coninie bandana Hal ase Display Resolution Bot 30% Uni oy em GH Te OPTICAL REJECTION RATIO" 2248 (CW ese, OH PN 100:mos nem foUt POWER winiMum INPUT POWER" vs: O65 75m) GOTSyW (500m) OSE HN HDR he Suh amy ‘024 (1100 mn) 03 (1700) = Jha tym) aay (sum) ‘su (Sum) moto iw ms say «rum osuW zum) MEASUREMENT TIME we 1s wasn os INpuTsiouTPUTS ‘rat ican™ 37k Preaignd FUP enor (15 incre de) - orl ee bern aur ‘n/t Claratstean, 231m dade ape, vate ace trum cae are Tnsrumentineace Highspeed USB 29a Ehret ratac with Maw based Spy oan isan ofan cst a LAB EW porarmng COMPUTER REQUIREMENTS: Fornning Wado Te, tet 1 O8 of arse RAN USB 20 (orller}orEhernet port, menor, mouse oar pening device ENVIRONMENTAL” ‘Warm-up Tine =e ints Nene ‘Temperature FIST Ie B'S (PCIe OC aorage) Pressure 300 S00 mm Ha Humicity {550% RI. a1 40°C (no condensation) DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT Dimensions Wawa)” 5 ae 55x 8S ¥ 150" (ede x 165mm x OSI om ae 75" 5 85" ¥ 150" (191 mm x 185!rn x 38 nm) ‘ett saibe (630) POWER REQUIREMENTS 90. 264 VAC, 47-63 He, SOVA man (1) Operain With puted tener ray eal in med atic in the form of fle spectral eues, These moun mttacts Se telly eed wth averaging {2) Does not operate at «0 Sn abo 23.0, {@) Wavelong ter Mode: 771. fr lasoreosctal bandit loss han 1 GHz (FWHM). 7718 -ferlacer pod bandwith less han 10 Gee (FH), When bandon seater wavelongh accuracy Tedion. (4) Spectum Anatzar Mose: warlongh ysis carted to ystems accuracy {5} _Wrvelengn accuracy andspnao-oise rao maybe reduend wth Hagin Resolion mode and Low-Resoon ode (8) Datainunits om, mand care given a vacuum values 12) Pulsed ers, lier wt larger bandh, andor lasers ath lower inp power may have rediced signalto-naige rato |2) A oo.ad averaging fei can be ded ood the nos lovel and heetre improve the ops eee ato. An open ‘ejecen rato of 35 eB and a0 dB canbe acteved by averaging 25 and 100 sale, espochvely. {Optical sowerrequred o ache a slgratonale ae of approximately 1038 10) Charactetepertomanece, but no-waraned (11). Senet at olherwavetength can be dalormined fom graph tha are avaiable upon request (12), Rane MIR requied boom heghti 5420.25. (13) Ran MIR rumen eights cust (725 0.257) fragment purposes. bac meant rts yea gute trons Stans eg wet me 0215 CRU a er) Dec) info@bristol-inst.com