The SR-Series of full range laboratory spectroradiometers is ideal for a wide range of applications, including:

• Solar radiance and irradiance measurements
• Solar simulator test and classification
• LED, laser, light source metrology
• Radiometric calibration transfer
• Remote sensing applications

The SR-Series delivers a range of models that provide the following benefits:

• High sensitivity with a high signal-to-noise ratio and an unmatched wide dynamic range
• Fast and easy operation
• Autoexposure, autoscaling, and auto dark shutter for fast, accurate, one-touch scans
• Compact, lightweight design - easy to fit into your lab
• NIST traceable calibration for irradiance or spectral radiance measurements and calibration transfer
• No internal fiber optics or movable gratings that can break, drift, or fail during mission critical experiments
• Fiber optic or optional integrating sphere input

SR-Series Spectroradiometers

SR-6500 and SR-6500A Ultra High Resolution Spectroradiometers

• 350-2500nm range
• Three TE-cooled photodiode arrays: 1024 element TE-cooled silicon detector; 512 element TE-cooled InGaAs detector; 512 element TE-cooled extended InGaAs detector
• Spectral resolution:
  • 1.5nm (350-1000nm)
  • 3.0nm @ 1500nm
  • 3.8nm @ 2100nm

RS-5400 High Resolution/High Sensitivity Spectroradiometer

• 350-2500nm range
• Three TE-cooled photodiode arrays: 1024 element UV-Enhanced silicon detector; 512 element TE-cooled InGaAs detector; 512 element TE-cooled extended InGaAs detector
• Spectral resolution:
  • 2.7nm @ 700nm
  • 5.5nm @ 1500nm
  • 5.8nm @ 2100nm

SR-4500 and SR-4500A TE-Cooled Lab Spectroradiometers

• 350-2500nm range
• Three TE-cooled photodiode arrays: 512 element TE-cooled silicon detector; 256 element TE-cooled extended InGaAs detector; 256 element TE-cooled extended InGaAs detector
• Spectral resolution
  • 3nm (350-1000nm)
  • 8nm @ 1500nm
  • 6nm @ 2100nm

SR-3500 High Resolution Lab Spectroradiometer

• 350-2500nm range
• 512 element Si array and two 256 element extended InGaAs arrays for best resolution in NIR ranges
• Spectral resolution
  • 2.8nm (350-1000nm)
  • 8nm @ 1500nm
  • 7nm @ 2100nm

SR-3501 Extended Range Spectroradiometer

• 280-2500nm range
• 512 element Si array and two 256 element extended InGaAs arrays for best resolution in NIR ranges
• Spectral resolution
  • 4nm (280-1000nm)
  • 10nm @ 1500nm
  • 7nm @ 2100nm

SR-1901PT Portable Spectroradiometer for Pulsed Solar Simulator Classification

• 280-1900nm range
• 512 element Si PDA and 256 element extended InGaAs array
• Spectral resolution
  • 4nm (280-1000nm)
  • 10nm (1000- 1900nm)

SR-1901 Extended Range Spectroradiometer

• 280-1900nm range
• 512 element Si PDA and 256 element extended InGaAs array
• Spectral resolution
  • 4nm (280-1000nm)
  • 10nm @ 1000 & 1900nm

Q: What's the difference between a spectroradiometer and a spectrometer? Which instrument should I buy?

A: SPECTRAL EVOLUTION Spectroradiometers are factory calibrated with NIST-traceable reference standards to measure spectral radiance and irradiance . They can also be used as spectrometers to measure reflectance, transflectance, absorbance and transmission. If you don't need to measure absolute energy levels of your target, then we suggest purchasing a spectrometer.

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• Spectral range 350-2500nm
• Ultra high resolution
  • 1.5nm @ 700nm
  • 3.0nm @ 1500nm
  • 3.8nm @ 2100nm

All SPECTRAL EVOLUTION spectroradiometers calibrated for solar radiance have capabilities for generating a spectral match report for measuring class performance as per IEC60904-9/ASTM E927-05. This is especially useful for measuring the performance of continuous or pulse solar simulators.

Validate the class of any commercially available solar simulator using the SR-3501, SR-1901, SR-2501PT, or SR-1901PT spectroradiometer as per IEC60904-9/ASTM E927-05. The graph was generated using the easy-to-use DARWin SP Data Acquisition and Analysis software included with each spectroradiometer. Built-in software routines automatically provide class status.

LED- Measurement: Rapid one-touch measurements of light emitting diodes can be obtained using the SR-3500 spectroradiometer and the companion DARWin SP Data  Acquisition software included with each unit. Here, the SR-3500 was used to measure the irradiance level of a commercially available LED.