Portable Spectroradiometer for Remote Sensing
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A portable spectroradiometer specialized for field measurements. It can measure wavelengths from 350 to 2500 nm, covering UV to near-infrared in a single model.
This is a spectroradiometer suitable for spectral measurements in remote sensing applications such as resource exploration and vegetation analysis. It comes with a variety of accessories, including batteries, tablets, and dedicated backpacks, making it easy to carry and facilitating measurements in the field. It offers a spectral library of over 1,000 types, allowing you to compare captured data with the specified library by purchasing the library. - Capable of measuring a wide wavelength range of UV-VIS-NIR (ultraviolet-visible-near-infrared) with a single unit (350–2500 nm). - Built-in spectral library within the software: - Library of over 1,100 minerals - Library of 2,600 known samples - Easy to carry and user-friendly in the field - A wide range of options including pistol grip and tablet.
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【Product Configuration】 The product configuration is specialized for field measurements, allowing for immediate measurement on-site. - Spectroradiometer main unit - Data acquisition software - Triggered fiber optic cable with pistol grip - 5×5 inch reflectance standard - Battery - High-capacity lithium-ion rechargeable battery - Dedicated charger included - Fiber optic cable for spectroradiometer 1.5m metal-clad fiber optic with SMA-905 input connector (- Removable - 25° FOV), NIST traceable (calibrated) - Spectroradiometer storage case - Backpack for spectroradiometer (For details on product configuration and accessories, please contact us.)
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Applications/Examples of results
- Chromite exploration - Coal exploration - Cobalt exploration - Copper exploration, gold exploration - Diatomaceous earth exploration - Classification of kaolinite and halloysite - Tungsten exploration - Identification of calcite, dolomite, and clay in limestone - Identification of calcite, dolomite, ankerite, and siderite - Testing of solar simulators - Research on soil and vegetation
