NeoSpectra Scanner

Unmatched versatility in a handheld

The portable, rugged, easy-to-use handheld NeoSpectra Scanner enables accurate lab-grade material analysis outside the laboratory. The small, light, easy-to-use NeoSpectra Scanner accurately and quickly measures homogeneous and non-homogeneous samples anywhere. Sampling can be easily done offline and then data uploaded to the cloud when convenient.
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Simply connect, calibrate and scan. Powered by the NeoSpectra Scan mobile application, the intuitive software enables scanning in three easy steps.

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Features of the NeoSpectra Scanner

Full end-to-end solution for material analysis
Built-in screen to monitor device status and measurement progress
Handheld, ergonomic design for ease of use in field environments
Rugged to operate dependably in challenging conditions

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Bluetooth connection for communication with mobile devices enables portability
Scans are time and GPS stamped for tracking by Scan app
Large collection area enables analysis of non-homogeneous samples

Long battery life for full mobile operation in the field
Wide spectral range in the extended NIR enables diverse applications
Customer support to ensure optimal success with your device and software

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General specifications

Dimensions

7 x 3.6 x 2.5 inch (178 x 91 x 62 mm)

Weight

2.2 lbs (1 kg)

Operation Temperature

23 : 104° F (-5 : 40° C)

Ingress Protection Rating

IP65

Battery Type

Two rechargeable 18650 batteries, user replaceable

Operating Battery Life
2 Second Scans

1,000 Scans

Battery Charge Time
1A Charging Current

3 hours till 80% Capacity
5 hours till 100% Capacity

Bulb lifetime

> 10,000 hrs

Wireless Connectivity

Bluetooth V4.2 BLE

Software

Operation via NeoSpectra mobile applications
Data integration with NeoSpectra Cloud Portal

Technical specifications

Wavelength Range
PSD>PSDₘₐₓ/10
(Power Spectral Density)

1,350 - 2,500 nm (7,400 – 4,000 cm-¹ )

Resolution
At λ = 1,550 nm, FWHM criterion

16 nm (66.6 cm-¹)

Typical SNR(rms)*
Scan time = 2s, @λ = 2,350 nm

2,000:1

Sample coverage
Diameter of Collected Light Beam

~ 0.4 inch (~10 mm)

* SNR is calculated from the root mean square noise (Nrms), which is the standard deviation of 100 consecutive 100% lines at each wave length. SNR=1Nrms

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