Curious about spectral resolution? In spectrometers, a good resolution allows you to differentiate between different wavelengths and extract meaningful information from your spectral data. But which factors affect resolution, and how do you choose the right resolution for your application?
Our white paper, “Spectral resolution – a comprehensive guide,” provides essential information on the factors influencing a spectrometer’s spectral resolution. It also guides you in determining the ideal resolution for a range of common types of spectra.
This white paper covers the following key topics:
- Understand how the optical system influences resolution
- Learn about detector pixel resolution and crosstalk
- Get guidance on choosing a resolution based on your spectrum type
Enhance your capabilities in UV, VIS, and NIR spectroscopy with Ibsen Photonics
At Ibsen Photonics, we are dedicated to serving a wide array of spectroscopy applications that span the 178-2500 nm wavelength range. Our unique transmission gratings and innovative spectrometers offer high broadband resolution and optical throughput, delivering an excellent balance of performance, resolution, and sensitivity.
For more than 20 years, we have worked with leading industrial companies on UV, VIS, and NIR applications. Whether you are involved in medical devices, pharmaceutical quality control, semi-conductor measurements, color measurement, in-line process control, or other spectroscopic applications, we are here to support you.
Contact us today to discover what our UV, VIS, and NIR spectrometers can do for you.
Get Inspired: Meet Ibsen Experts at Laser World of Photonics
At Laser World of Photonics 2025, we will showcase our latest products in OCT, UV, VIS, NIR, LIBS and Raman spectroscopy that could transform how you approach your applications. We encourage you to speak with our experts to develop a customized solution for your next spectrometer project.
You can look forward to experiencing:
- The best optical throughput Raman spectrometers ever presented
- Unmatched SD-OCT roll-off performance in compact form factors
- Versatile UV-VIS-NIR spectrometers covering the 178-2500 nm wavelength range
