Ocean Optics Tutorials

In this tutorial, we discuss the basics of taking a reflection measurement using an Ocean Optics spectrometer and software. For more information on applications using our equipment, visit us at http://www.oceanoptics.com/Applications.asp

In this video we go through a step-by-step introduction to Ocean Optics Spectrometers and SpectraSuite Software. For more information, visit www.oceanoptics.com

In this video, we build on what you've learned in the Reflection Basics Tutorial. This tutorial will guide you through the basic steps of taking a color measurement using an Ocean Optics Spectrometer and SpectraSuite Software. To learn more, visit www.oceanoptics.com/Products/spectrometers.asp

In this video, we show you the necessary steps to perform a system calibration of an Ocean Optics spectrometer with a DH-2000-Cal. The DH-2000-CAL Deuterium Tungsten Halogen Calibration Standard is a UV-NIR light source used to calibrate the absolute spectral response of a radiometric system. For more information on Ocean Optics calibration light sources visit www.oceanoptics.com/Products/dh2000cal.asp

In this video we detail the proper setup for taking Raman measurements using the Ocean Optics Q65000 Spectrometer. Once setup is complete we take you through the steps of performing a basic Raman measurement of Ethanol in SpectraSuite Software. For more information visit www.oceanoptics.com/products/qe65000raman.asp

In part one of the OmniDriver/LabVIEW videos, we access the Ocean Optics FTP site and download and install OmniDriver. Information has changed since the original posting of this video. For more information visit www.oceanoptics.com/Products/omnidriver.asp

Step by step tutorial for radiometric calibration of an Ocean Optics spectrometer using an integrating sphere. Users will have a calibrated system ready for taking measurements at the end of this video. For more information on integrating spheres, visit www.oceanoptics.com/products/fois.asp

In part two of our NeoFox tutorials, we show you how to perform a two-point calibration. In this example we will be using Nitrogen as the Zero percent Oxygen standard, and room air as our second standard at 20.9% Oxygen. If you have not setup your NeoFox software, please view the first video in the series for help doing so. For more information, visit www.oceanoptics.com/Products/neofox.asp

In part two of the OmniDriver/Labview videos, we show you how to use OmniDriver and how to display a spectrum using LabVIEW 8.6. Information has changed since the original posting of this video. For more information visit www.oceanoptics.com/Products/omnidriver.asp

Introducing the newest in Oxygen sensing technology from Ocean Optics. This video walks you through setting up your NeoFox system and installing the specialized software interface on your computer. www.oceanoptics.com/Products/neofox.asp

Learn the quick and easy steps for turning your Jaz into a network spectrometer. Configure your Jaz and access your data over Ethernet. Communicate with your Jaz from anywhere on the network using SpectraSuite software. For more information, visit www.oceanoptics.com/Products/jaz.asp

Meet Remora, the cool little device that lets you communicate with your Ocean Optics spectrometer over Ethernet or Wi-Fi. In this video, we will show you how to set up your Remora on a network. Using SpectraSuite® Software, we will access your device with Remora turning it into a network accessible spectrometer. For more information, visit http://www.oceanoptics.com/Products/remora.asp

This tutorial walks you through the basics of the Remora Web Interface. Once your Remora is up and running, access your data from anywhere with many internet ready devices. Access your data from your computer, iPhone, Blackberry, PDA, and many cell phones from virtually anywhere in the world. For more information, visit http://www.oceanoptics.com/Products/remora.asp

Step by step tutorial for radiometric calibration of an Ocean Optics spectrometer using a bare fiber adapter. Users will have a calibrated system ready for taking measurements at the end of this video. For more information on calibration, view our white paper at www.oceanoptics.com/technical/whitepapers/recalibration.pdf

Step by step tutorial for radiometric calibration of an Ocean Optics spectrometer using a cosine corrector. Users will have a calibrated system ready for taking measurements at the end of this video.