Details
Radiometrically calibrated light sources from Ocean Insight are used to calibrate the absolute spectral response of a spectrometer system. Using these light sources and our software, you can determine absolute intensity values across UV, Visible and NIR wavelengths.
Radiometrically calibrated light sources are carefully characterized to deliver a known quantity of light with very low uncertainty. Each source is measured to NIST-traceable standards, creating an unbroken chain of traceability and providing you with the highest quality and most reliable data.
Overview
- Stable sources -- provide consistent output for the most reliable data
- Multiple options -- radiometrically calibrated sources for UV-Visible-NIR and Visible-NIR wavelengths
- Digital calibration data -- can be loaded into software for absolute intensity data
- Applications flexibility -- measure LEDs, digital displays and other radiant sources
Specifications
Subject to change depending on model type
Engineering:
- Nominal Bulb Power:
- 25 W (deuterium), 20 W (tungsten halogen)
- Wavelength Range:
- 230nm - 1.1μm
- Calibrated For:
- Absolute irradiance (µW/cm2/nm)
- Calibration Lifetime:
- 50 hours
- Drift (Voltage):
- <0.01% per hour
- Minimum Uncertainty Level:
- 4.0% at 700nm
- Stability (Current):
- <5 x 10-6 peak-to-peak (0.1-10.0 Hz)
- Warm-up Time:
- 40 minutes (deuterium), 20 minutes (tungsten halogen)
Environmental:
- Safety & Regulatory:
- CE, ROHS, WEEE
- Operating Humidity Specification:
- 5-95% without condensation at 40°C
- Operating Temperature:
- 5 °C – 35 °C
Physical:
- Fiber Connector:
- SMA 905; CC-3-UV-S or 6.35 mm barrel for cosine corrector
- Shutter:
- Yes
- Dimensions:
- 15 x 13.5 x 28.5 cm
- Power Consumption:
- Approximately 78VA
- Power Requirements:
- 85-264 V, 50/60 Hz
- Weight:
- 6 kg