Monochromators

75 Monochromators from 9 manufacturers listed on GoPhotonics

A Monochromator is an optical instrument used to isolate and select a narrow band of wavelengths from a broader spectrum of light. Monochromators from the leading manufacturers are listed below. Use the filters to narrow down on products based on your requirement. Download datasheets and request quotes for products that you find interesting. Your inquiry will be directed to the manufacturer and their distributors in your region.

Description: Rowland Circle Grazing Incidence Monochromator from 1nm to 310nm
Monochromator Type:
UV Monochromator, Vacuum Monochromator
Configuration:
Rowland Circle, Grazing Incident
Wavelength Range:
1 to 310 nm
Focal Length:
1000 mm
Linear Dispersion:
0.025 to 1.6 nm/mm
Grating Groove Density:
1200 g/mm
Slit Width:
0.005 to 0.5 mm
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Description: 850 - 2200nm, Manual Mini-Chrom Monochromator Gold Coated
Monochromator Type:
Mini-Chrom Monochromator, Single Monochromator
Configuration:
In-line Fastie-Ebert monochromators
Wavelength Range:
850 to 2200 nm
Focal Length:
74 mm
Linear Dispersion:
21.45 nm/mm
Blaze Wavelength:
1600 nm
Grating Groove Density:
600 G/mm
Slit Resolution:
2.14 to 12.87 nm(Slit Width)
Slit Width:
300 µm
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Description: Digital Mini-Chrom
Monochromator Type:
UV Monochromator, VIS Monochromator, NIR Monochrom...
Configuration:
In-line Fastie-Ebert monochromators
Wavelength Range:
200 nm to 800 nm
Focal Length:
74 mm
Linear Dispersion:
7.27 nm/mm
Blaze Wavelength:
250 to 1800 nm
Slit Resolution:
0.4 to 7.3 nm(Slit Width)
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Description: Czerny-Turner Double Monochromator for Raman & Fluorescence Spectroscopy
Monochromator Type:
Double Monochromator
Configuration:
Czerny-Turner
Wavelength Range:
190 to 2600 nm
Focal Length:
130 to 142 mm
Linear Dispersion:
5.8 to 11.6 nm/mm
Blaze Wavelength:
280 to 1500 nm
Grating Groove Density:
600 to 1200 G/mm
Slit Resolution:
0.07 to 0.14 nm
Slit Width:
0 to 2.0 mm
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Description: 300nm - 800nm, Monochromator for Fluorescence Photometry and Optical Scanning Applications
Monochromator Type:
UV Monochromator, VIS Monochromator
Configuration:
Czerny-Turner
Wavelength Range:
300 to 800 nm
Gratings lines/mm:
1200 lines/mm
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Description: 300mm focal length compact double monochromator
Monochromator Type:
Double Monochromator
Configuration:
Pair symmetrical Czerny Turner monochromators arra...
Wavelength Range:
200 nm to 2500 nm
Focal Length:
300 mm
Linear Dispersion:
2.7 nm/mm
Slit Resolution:
0.5/0.1 nm
Slit Width:
10 µm to 8 mm
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Description: Hand Operated Monochromator from 200 nm to 23 µm
Monochromator Type:
Manual Monochromator
Configuration:
Ebert-Fastie
Wavelength Range:
200 nm to 23 µm
Focal Length:
125 mm
Linear Dispersion:
1.7 to 157 nm/mm
Blaze Wavelength:
225 nm to 12 µm
Gratings lines/mm:
1200 lines/mm
Slit Resolution:
0.1 nm
Slit Width:
4 µm to 3 mm
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Description: The EP200Mmd is designed for manual adjustment of wavelengths.
Monochromator Type:
UV Monochromator, VIS Monochromator, NIR Monochrom...
Wavelength Range:
185 to 920 nm
Focal Length:
200 mm
Gratings lines/mm:
1200 grooves/mm
Slit Resolution:
0.2 nm
Slit Width:
50 to 1000 microns
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Description: Highest Throughput Monochromator for photoluminescence and Raman spectroscopy applications
Monochromator Type:
UV Monochromator, VIS Monochromator
Configuration:
Czerny-Turner
Wavelength Range:
185 to 2600 nm
Focal Length:
0.67 m
Linear Dispersion:
0.43 to 19.84 nm/mm
Grating Groove Density:
75 to 3600 g/mm
Slit Resolution:
0.02 to 0.014 nm
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Description: 200 - 800nm, Manual Mini-Chrom Monochromator
Monochromator Type:
Mini-Chrom Monochromator, Single Monochromator
Configuration:
In-line Fastie-Ebert monochromators
Wavelength Range:
200 to 800 nm
Focal Length:
74 mm
Linear Dispersion:
7.41 nm/mm
Blaze Wavelength:
250 nm
Grating Groove Density:
1800 G/mm
Slit Resolution:
0.74 to 4.44 nm(Slit Width)
Slit Width:
300 µm
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What is a Monochromator?

A monochromator is an optical device with a dispersive or diffractive element that separates or spreads the wavelengths from a broadband source and produces a very narrow band output. The term monochromator is derived from the Greek words, mono & chroma which mean single & color respectively, and hence it refers to a device that makes the output a single color/wavelength. The dispersive element in a monochromator can be a prism or a diffraction grating.

In a prism monochromator, a prism is used to obtain monochromatic light. There are two interfaces in a prism where refraction occurs. The variation in refractive index for different wavelengths in the material of the prism causes each wavelength to have a different refracted angle. This results in angular dispersion, i.e., each wavelength in the incident parallel beam is deflected at varying angles. The prism in the monochromator is oriented in such a way that the selected wavelength reaches the output slit and exits the same to form the required monochromatic output.


In a grating monochromator, a diffraction grating is used as the monochromator to obtain the narrow-band output. The grating has a large number of parallel and closely separated ridges in its reflective-coated grooved surface. Their period is comparable to the incident wavelengths.

When light encounters obstacles or apertures comparable to its wavelength, the phenomenon of diffraction takes place and the incident wave spreads out. Since the diffraction grating has a large number of ridges placed close to each other periodically, the diffracted waves produced from each of them will spread out. These waves at each wavelength in the incident polychromatic light will have a unique angle/direction that favors constructive interference. And hence, the monochromatic light of each wavelength is available in a different direction. So, the required monochromatic light is obtained at the narrow output slit by changing the angular orientation of the diffraction grating.


Monochromators are ideal for spectrophotometry, spectroscopy, holography, and tunable lasers applications. In absorbance, transmittance, reflectance, and fluorescence spectrophotometer, monochromators are used for illumination and analysis purposes.

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