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Newton 920 CCD

The Newton 920 spectroscopic CCD camera series integrates a 1024 x 256 pixels array with 26 µm pixels for highest dynamic range, high Quantum Efficiency and ultra-low noise floor to provide highest signal to noise and best detection performance for a wide range of photon fluxes.

  • Peak QE up to 95%
  • Extended range dual-AR option
  • TE cooling down to -100ºC
  • Ultravac™
  • Multi-Megahertz Readout


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This high-end USB2.0 Newton CCD series brings together Andor’s ultra fast, low noise electronics platform and market-leading deep thermo-electric cooling to -100°C, complemented by Andor’s Ultravac™ technology with its un-matched reliability track record in the scientific and industrial community.

Broadband detection rates of up to 1,600 spectra per second are enabled with intelligent Crop Mode operation. The Newton CCD is an ideal tool for ultrafast UV, VIS or NIR spectroscopy (or all the above with the Dual AR-coating BEX2-DD technology!), covering applications such as fast material characterisation, chemical & catalysis, online process monitoring, non-invasive medical diagnosis and spectroscopy techniques including Raman, Fluorescence/Photoluminescence, Non-Linear spectroscopies.

The Newton 940 series offers 13.5 x 13.5 μm pixels for the highest UV to VIS resolution spectroscopy, while the 920 series and its 26 x 26 μm offers the highest dynamic range for UV to NIR applications. Both > 6.6 mm high sensors are ideally suited for multi-track spectroscopy.

Peak QE up to 95% - Visible-optimized ‘BV/BVF’, infrared-optimized ‘BR-DD’ and broadband UV-NIR ‘BEX2-DD’ model

Fringe suppression technology as standard - Fringing greatly reduced (Deep-Depletion) or minimized (Back-Thinned ‘BVF’)

Extended range dual-AR option - Superior UV-NIR broadband QE

TE cooling to -100°C - Critical for elimination of dark current detection limit - no inconvenience associated with LN2

UltraVac™ - Critical for sustained vacuum integrity and to maintain unequalled cooling and QE performance, year-after-year

Multi-Megahertz Readout - High repetition rates achievable with low noise electronics

Crop Mode Operation - Up to 1,600 spectra per second rates

Single UV-grade fused silica window - Best UV-NIR throughput performance, specific AR coating and wedge options available

USB 2.0 Connection - Universal plug-and-play capability, ideal for laptop operation. Seamless operation alongside USB-based Shamrock spectrograph family

26 μm pixels - Larger pixel well depth for higher dynamic range acquisition

Software-selectable pre-amplifier gain - Choice of best SNR performance of dynamic range at the touch of a button

Solis software for Spectroscopy - Comprehensive, user-friendly interface for simultaneous detector & spectrograph control

Software Development Kit (SDK) - Ease of control integration into complex setups: Matlab, Labview, Visual Basic or C/C++

Upgrades/Accessories

XW-RECR - Coolant re-circulator for enhanced cooling performance 

ACC-XW-CHIL-160 - Oasis 160 Ultra Compact Chiller Unit (tubing to be ordered separately) 

ACC-6MM-TUBING-2xxxxM - 6 mm tubing option for ACC-XW-CHIL-16 

LM-C - C-mount lens adaptor 

LM-NIKON-F - F-mount lens adaptor 

LMS-NIKON-F-NS25B - Nikon F-mount lens adaptor with shutter 

ACC-SD-VDM1000 - Shutter Driver for NS25B Bistable Shutter (not needed for Shamrock spectrographs) 

ACC-SHT-NS25B - Bistable Shutter, Standalone (not needed for Shamrock spectrographs) 

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