CCD Based Constant Deviation Spectrograph

The apparatus uses CCD imaging instead of photographic silver halide films. It has become difficult to carry out silver halide film 
based spectroscopic experiments in class rooms due to the unavailability of consumables and hurdles in its processing. 

CCD imaging of the spectrum is a timely solution. As most of the commercial spectroscopes are based on digital imaging. 
Students get an exposure to the latest trends in spectroscopy. We are placing CCD camera in front of the eye piece of telescope & said CCD camera is attached with laptop to get spectrum output on the screen. Supplied w/o laptop.

Supplied all following equipments
(ii) Constant Deviation Spectrograph, Cat. No. 1355 
(ii)  Constant Deviation Spectrograph Prism, Cat. No. 1356 
(iii)  CCD Camera 
(iv)  Stand to hold CCD Camera
(V)  Condensing Lens
(vi)  Arc Power Supply, Cat. No. 1358
(vii)  Arc Stand, 1360 
(viii)  Mercury light source, complete set-up Cat. No. 1630
Black/white films are not available. Very few stock is available & 
said films are totally out of stock in the future