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The C14384MA-01 compact grating-based spectrometer from Hamamatsu is designed for measuring sugar content in fruit. Click the title or image to learn more.

The C14384MA-01 compact grating-based spectrometer from Hamamatsu is designed for measuring sugar content in fruit. According to the company, the spectrometer has a spectral response range of 640 to 1050 nm, a resolution of 17 to 20 nm (depending on the wavelength), and is suitable for pocket (consumer) spectrometers and handheld instruments.

Hamamatsu Corporation, Bridgewater, NJ. www.hamamatsu.com

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