It seems quite simple, in that it seems to use a light source and looks at the reflection using photodiodes with different lenses on top.
So as I understand it wouldn't perform as well as a spectrometer with diffraction grating and linear CCD, but would be interested to hear from someone knowledgeable about spectrometers about that.
It seems quite simple, in that it seems to use a light source and looks at the reflection using photodiodes with different lenses on top.
So as I understand it wouldn't perform as well as a spectrometer with diffraction grating and linear CCD, but would be interested to hear from someone knowledgeable about spectrometers about that.
But it does seem to use a simpler principle than a raman spectrometer, I believe this is the general term for the approach it uses - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Near-infrared_spectroscopy