OEM Project Model
Ibsen Photonics is dedicated to be your OEM partner for spectroscopic modules. We can provide anything from a stand-alone grating to a complete spectrometer module for integration into your analytical instrument.
In many situations one of the standard or slightly modified ROCK, FREEDOM, or EAGLE spectrometer configurations might suit your requirements. An example of a slight modification could be the exchange of the detector to a new type not listed as part of the standard ROCK, FREEDOM, or EAGLE configurations.
However, in case you need an OEM spectrometer customized to your specifications Ibsen will work with you according to the following overall project model.
OEM Project Model
The various phases are described in more detail below. We will assign a key technical contact for you within Ibsen Photonics to work with you through the project. A typical project will take between 2 – 12 calendar months depending on the complexity of the project.
Optical Design / Feasibility
During this phase Ibsen will make initial optical design calculations based on your requirements. Typical activities in this phase could be:
- Optical design simulations and estimation of of optical performance
- Thermal and mechanical tolerance analysis
- Optical component selection
- Grating design / selection
- Detector / Camera selection
Mechanical design
In this phase mechanical frames and holders are designed using CAD.
Prototype assembly & testing
During this phase Ibsen Photonics will:
- order all materials needed to manufacture a few prototype
- assemble a few prototypes and test the prototypes against the performance predicted in the first phase
Due to our extensive experience in spectrometer designs there is almost always a very good agreement between the predicted and actually measured performance.
Testing at customer site
Once Ibsen has build and tested the first few prototypes they are shipped to you for your testing and final approval.
Transfer to manufacturing
We design all our spectrometer modules in such a way that they can fit into our manufacturing process right after you have approved the prototypes as described in the previous phase.