NEW OCT Spectrometer for OEMs - Wasatch Photonics

03 Feb 2022

Harness the power of OCT imaging for your application with the production-ready Cobra OEM. We’ve designed the Cobra OEM spectrometer to be our most compact, lightweight OCT spectrometer yet, optimized specifically for the needs of OEMs. This robust OCT spectrometer module delivers comparable performance to our signature Cobra-S OCT spectrometers, and is offered in multiple bandwidths centered at 840 nm for imaging depths up to 4 mm in air, matching available SLD sources for cost-effective OCT imaging in volume. Applications include industrial imaging for quality control and image-guided ophthalmic surgery.

As a spectroscopy company, we understand the nuances of optical design needed to optimize sensitivity and SNR in a small footprint without compromising manufacturability. The result? A high performance yet cost-effective OEM spectrometer for SD-OCT, with high resolution and multiple options for imaging depth. When designing your next system, we’ll help you get the quality images you need to make decisions, quickly.

Cobra OEM spectrometers can be used for OCT imaging in the 750-930 nm range in medical and industrial OEM solutions, with multiple bancwidth options to balance resolution and imaging depth. Let our expert team put together a configuration that is right for your application. Contact us at info@wasatchphotonics.com to discuss your specific application or other wavelength & camera options.

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FEATURES AND BENEFITS

• Compact, lightweight design: < 700 cm³, < 1 kg
• OEM-ready robust design – demonstrated thermal and mechanical stability
• Proprietary VPH gratings; highly efficient optical design with superior SNR & subpixel resolution
• Low crosstalk camera & diffraction-limited optics for performance similar to our Cobra-S series
• Industry-leading line scan rate: up to 250 kHz, with USB 3.0 interface option for 20-130 kHz models
• Designed for volume manufacture; made for easy, cost effective system integration

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