Pulsed Xenon Lamp 185-2000 nm High Stability
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Description
Ocean Optics Xenon light sources are renowned for their high intensity in the UV spectrum, making them indispensable for a variety of scientific measurements such as absorbance, fluorescence, and reflectance.
These Xenon sources are particularly beneficial in scenarios where high-intensity UV light could potentially harm the sample, thanks to their pulsed nature which offers a high intensity with a lower duty cycle. This unique characteristic makes these Xenon lamps ideal for sensitive applications, ensuring that the integrity of the sample is maintained while still delivering precise and reliable results.
The PX-2 Pulsed Xenon Lamp is a standout product in this category, offering a high flash rate and short-arc xenon lamp functionality within the 220-750 nm range. This makes it exceptionally suited for applications that require meticulous absorbance, reflection, fluorescence, and phosphorescence measurements. Its ability to operate at speeds up to 220 Hz, combined with excellent pulse-to-pulse stability, ensures consistent and accurate data collection. The PX-2 also features two trigger modes, allowing users to control the flash rate via software, which is particularly advantageous for experiments involving optically or thermally labile samples.
In addition to the PX-2, the HPX-2000 Xenon Light Source offers a broader wavelength range from 185 nm to 2 μm, providing versatility for various experimental needs. With a nominal bulb power of 35 W and a typical output power of 1.52 mW, this light source is designed for high-performance applications. Both the PX-2 and HPX-2000 are equipped with SMA 905 output connectors, ensuring seamless integration with fiber optic spectrometers and accessories. This compatibility allows for straightforward experiment setups, enabling researchers to focus on their work without the hassle of complex equipment configurations.
Pulsed Xenon Lamp 185-2000 nm High Stability
Specifications |
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| Type Of Lamp: | Xenon |
| Wavelength Range: | 220 - 750nm, 185-2000nm |
| Source: | Pulsed Xenon |
| Shutter: | Yes |
| Fiber Connector: | SMA 905 |
| Average Output Power: | 9.9 W |
| Wavelength Range: | 185nm - 2μm |
| Source: | HPX-2000 Xenon Light Source |
| Nominal Bulb Power: | 35 W |
| Typical Output Power: | 1.52 mW |
| Shutter: | Yes |
| Fiber Connector: | SMA 905 |
| Power Requirements: | 85-264 V, 50/60 Hz |
| High Power Option: | 75 W |
| Approximate Dimensions: | 140 mm |
Features
- High-Intensity Xenon Light Sources: Ideal for absorbance, fluorescence, and reflectance measurements, offering high intensity in the UV range.
- Rapid Acquisition Speed: The PX-2 Pulsed Xenon Lamp operates at speeds up to 220 Hz, providing excellent pulse-to-pulse stability.
- Broad Wavelength Range: The PX-2 covers 220-750 nm, while the HPX-2000 spans 185 nm to 2 μm, offering versatile UV to NIR coverage.
- High Thermal Stability: Ensures consistent performance during long-duration experiments.
- Adjustable Flash Rate: Optimize measurements of light-sensitive samples with software-controlled flash rate and synchronization.
- Seamless Integration: SMA 905 output connector allows easy integration with Ocean Optics fiber optic spectrometers and accessories.
- Versatile Applications: Suitable for absorbance, reflection, fluorescence, and phosphorescence measurements, particularly for optically or thermally labile samples.
- Multiple Trigger Modes: The PX-2 can be triggered by any external TTL positive pulse, allowing synchronization with USB Series spectrometers.
- Reduced Solarization Risk: The pulsed signal of the PX-2 minimizes the risk of solarization in optical fiber assemblies.
Applications
- High Intensity UV Source: Xenon light sources provide very high intensity in the UV spectrum, making them ideal for absorbance, fluorescence, or reflectance measurements.
- Pulsed Xenon Sources: These sources offer high intensity with a lower duty cycle, perfect for applications where high intensity UV light could damage the sample.
- Broad Wavelength Coverage: Provides broadband output from UV through NIR, covering a wide range of applications.
- High Power Output Options: Available in standard and high power, with a nominal bulb power of up to 75 W.
- Pulse-to-Pulse Stability: Ensures excellent performance for long-duration experiments.
- Adjustable Flash Rate: Allows optimization of measurements for light-sensitive samples.
- Easy Experiment Setup: Control of flash rate and synchronization via software for seamless integration.
- Versatile UV Source: The PX-2 Pulsed Xenon Lamp is ideal for absorbance, reflection, fluorescence, and phosphorescence measurements, especially for optically or thermally labile samples.
- High Flash Rate: Operates at speeds up to 220 Hz with excellent pulse-to-pulse stability.
- Multiple Trigger Modes: Offers two trigger modes for software control of the flash rate.
- Synchronization with Spectrometers: Easily synchronize the PX-2 with USB Series spectrometers for efficient operation.
- Reduced Solarization Risk: The pulsed signal of the PX-2 reduces the risk of solarization in optical fiber assemblies.
Frequently Asked Questions
The PX-2 Pulsed Xenon Lamp has a wavelength range of 220 nm to 750 nm.
The PX-2 is suitable for absorbance, reflection, fluorescence, and phosphorescence measurements, especially for optically or thermally labile samples.
The HPX-2000 Xenon Light Source has a nominal bulb power of 35 W.
Both the PX-2 and HPX-2000 xenon light sources use an SMA 905 fiber connector.
The PX-2 produces a pulsed signal, which is less likely to contribute to solarization in optical fiber assemblies, especially when fibers are illuminated with a signal
The HPX-2000 requires a power supply of 85-264 V, 50/60 Hz.
The flash rate of the PX-2 can be controlled via software, and it can be triggered by any external TTL positive pulse.