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Visualization of deep-tissue structures can be limited in penetration depth and contrast, particularly for samples with high scattering power & low water content, such as lipid-rich tissue, dental structures, and even paints and rubber.
As the first commercially available off-the-shelf 1600 nm OCT spectrometer, the Cobra 1600 gives you access to an optical window with enhanced depth penetration and high contrast with high axial resolution, compatible with readily available fiberoptic components. Our proprietary high throughput design offers the sensitivity & speed needed for 3D deep-tissue imaging to study hippocampal formation and characterize atherosclerotic plaques, or for non-destructive testing.
Cobra 1600 OCT spectrometers can be used for en face and 3D imaging in research, industrial and OEM solutions. Need a different center wavelength or bandwidth than the models below? Contact us to discuss your application and needs.
C1600-1570/240-76-SG2K | C1600-1570/240-147-SG2K | |
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Imaging Depth | 5.1 mm | |
Wavelength Range | 1450-1690 nm | |
Bandwidth | 240 nm | |
Spectral Resolution | 0.12 nm | |
Max Line Rate | 76 kHz | 147 kHz |
Pixels | 2048 | |
Interface | Camera Link | |
Dimensions | 9.5 x 19 x 6 cm | |
Weight | 1.4 kg | |
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Cobra 1600 part numbers are of the format C1600-[CWL]/[BW]-[kHz]-[camera][pixels], where the Sensors Unlimited GL2048 camera is represented by “SG”, and 2K denotes 2048 pixels. Imaging depth stated is the theoretical value, calculated in air.
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Key Features
Premier optical design with superior SNR & subpixel resolution for greater image clarity
2 camera options to balance speed and sensitivity
Near diffraction-limited optics minimize roll-off
Proprietary VPH gratings for low polarization dependence & highest efficiency
Ability to image 25% deeper in highly scattering tissues than 1300 nm OCT
Contact us at +1 919-544-7785 or info@wasatchphotonics.com to discuss your specific application or other wavelength & camera options.