Comparison ledger
JDSU 1205-1, Thermo Fisher ARL 3460 Metals Analyzer, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.
| Attribute | 1205-1JDSU | ARL 3460 Metals AnalyzerThermo Fisher |
|---|---|---|
| OEM | JDSU | Thermo Fisher |
| Category | Precision Optics | Precision Optics |
| Wafer size | — | — |
| Process node | — | — |
| Introduced | — | — |
| Production run | — | 1982– |
| Lifecycle | — | — |
| Lifecycle milestones | — | — |
| Control system | — | — |
| Generation | — | — |
| Family | JDSU 1205-1 | Thermo Fisher ARL 3460 Metals Analyzer |
| Cited variants | — |
|
| Specifications | ||
| Manufacturer | JDSU[2] | — |
| Model | 1205-1[2] | — |
| Category | Fiber Optic Equipment[2] | — |
| Condition | Used[2] | — |
| Output Power | 0.5mW - 0.8mW[3] | — |
| Input Voltage | 115V[3] | — |
| Input Current | 0.12A[3] | — |
| Software | — | Windows 10[4] |
| Configuration | — | Edwards vacuum (2022)[4] |
| Instrument type | — | Multi-channel optical emission spectrometer[5] |
| Spectrometer design | — | Paschen-Runge vacuum polychromator made of special cast iron and temperature controlled to ±0.1° at 38°C[5] |
| Focal length | — | 1 m[5] |
| Maximum channels | — | 60[5] |
| Primary slit width | — | 20 μm[5] |
| Secondary slit widths | — | 20, 25, 37.5, 50, 75, 100, 150 μm[5] |
| Detector type | — | Photomultiplier tube 28 mm, 10-stage side window tubes, fused quartz, glass or MgF2 windows[5] |
| Grating types | — | 1080, 1667 or 2160 gr/mm[5] |
| Line selection range | — | 130 to 780 nm[5] |
| Sample stand | — | Argon flushed, water-cooled table with self-contained, closed loop cooling system[5] |
| Spectrometer control | — | ARL MMB 386 microprocessor utilizing CMOS technology with Status Measuring Card[5] |
| Programmable attenuators | — | Up to 24, available as an option[5] |
| Dynamic range | — | 106:1[5] |
| Electrical power | — | Max 3.5 kVA[5] |
| Argon consumption | — | 3.5 l/min during analysis, 0.35 l/min stand-by[5] |
| Overall dimensions | — | 166.5 x 91 x 119 cm or 65 x 47 x 36 inches, including excitation stand[5] |
| Weight | — | 450 kg or 992 lb approximately[5] |
| Vacuum system | — | Edwards vacuum (2022)[4] |
Plan your fab
Building a Precision Optics process? Get a complete equipment list.
Open the fab equipment planner →