Hi Team,
A customer asked this question about DLPNIRNANOEVM.
"I'm using the DLP NIRscan Nano. For the configuration, there're a lot of options for spectral width from around 2nm till 60nm. How do you define that?"
Regards,
Danilo
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Hi Team,
A customer asked this question about DLPNIRNANOEVM.
"I'm using the DLP NIRscan Nano. For the configuration, there're a lot of options for spectral width from around 2nm till 60nm. How do you define that?"
Regards,
Danilo
Danilo,
Are you looking for information on wavelength resolution or range? The DLP NIRscan Nano's wavelength specifications are as follows. Is this what you are looking for?
Thanks for reading the message. For more details, the width is in the scan configuration of the mobile sensing EVM. A lot of settings of Column / Hadamard mode can be changed there, like the wavelength range, width and digital resolution. I'm trying to get clear about the definition of the width, which can be set from ~2nm to ~60nm.
And since the resolution is mentioned, is the resolution 10nm consistent for every wavelength?
Thanks a lot,
Taoran
Hello Taoran,
It is explained in the DLP NIRScan Nano EVM user guide. Please refer to section 3.1 of the userguide.
https://www.ti.com/lit/ug/dlpu030g/dlpu030g.pdf
regards,
Vivek
Hello Taoran,
The below table is taken from the User's Guide:
There is a typical optical resolution of 10nm, but a maximum resolution of 12nm.
Is there another question that you have regarding the wavelength resolution or width?
Regards,
Austin