Spectrometer Wavelength Calibration Sources UV-NIR
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Spectrometer Wavelength Calibration Sources
Our spectrometer wavelength calibration sources provide a comprehensive solution for precise and reliable calibration across UV-NIR wavelengths. These gas-discharge emission sources are designed to cover a wide range of wavelengths, from approximately 250 nm to 2000 nm, ensuring that you can find the perfect match for your analytical needs. With options including Mercury-Argon (HG-2), Krypton (KR-2), Neon (NE-2), Argon (AR-2), and Xenon (XE-2), you have the flexibility to select a source that offers the optimal number of emission lines for your specific spectral region of interest.
Each calibration source is crafted to produce atomic emission lines that facilitate accurate spectrometer wavelength calibration. This is crucial for correcting baseline drift and other phenomena that can affect spectrometer performance. The intense emission lines are clearly labeled on each source, making it easy to identify and utilize them for your calibration processes. This attention to detail ensures that your spectrometer setup remains precise and reliable over time.
Our calibration sources are not only versatile but also user-friendly, with each model featuring a standard SMA 905 fiber connector for seamless integration into your existing spectrometer system. The power requirements are straightforward, with each source operating on a 5 VDC power supply, ensuring compatibility and ease of use.
Whether you are working in research, quality control, or any other field requiring precise spectrometer calibration, our range of emission sources provides the reliability and accuracy you need to achieve optimal results.
Spectrometer Wavelength Calibration Sources UV-NIR
Specifications |
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| Type Of Lamp: | Argon, Mercury Argon, Neon, Xenon, Krypton |
| Wavelength Ranges: | 253nm - 1.7μm, 696nm - 1.704μm, 427nm - 893nm, 540nm - 754nm, 916nm - 1.984μm |
| Source: | Mercury Argon, Krypton, Neon, Argon, Xenon |
| Fiber Connector: | SMA 905 |
| Power Requirements: | 5 VDC power supply |
Features
- Comprehensive Wavelength Coverage: Our spectrometer wavelength calibration sources cover a broad range from UV to NIR wavelengths, approximately 250-2000 nm.
- Multiple Gas-Discharge Emission Sources: Choose from five different options: Mercury-Argon (253-923 nm), Krypton (427-893 nm), Neon (540-754 nm), Argon (696-1704 nm), and Xenon (916-1984 nm).
- Reliable Calibration: Gas-discharge sources produce atomic emission lines for precise and reliable spectrometer wavelength calibration.
- Flexible Options: With multiple wavelength options and emission lines, users can select a source or combination of sources to match their analytical wavelengths of interest.
- Easy Integration: All sources come with SMA 905 fiber connectors for seamless integration into your spectrometer setup.
- Convenient Power Requirements: Each source operates with a 5 VDC power supply, ensuring easy setup and operation.
- Peak Emission Lines: Many of the most intense emission lines are conveniently printed on each calibration source label for easy reference.
- Perfect Complement: Adding an Ocean Optics wavelength calibration source is an ideal investment to enhance your spectrometer's performance.
Applications
- Spectrometer Wavelength Calibration: Our spectrometer wavelength calibration sources are designed for convenient and reliable calibration across UV-NIR wavelengths.
- Gas-Discharge Emission Sources: Choose from mercury-argon (253-923 nm), krypton (427-893 nm), neon (540-754 nm), argon (696-1704 nm), and xenon (916-1984 nm) sources.
- Multiple Wavelength Options: With a variety of emission lines, users can select a source or combination of sources to match analytical wavelengths of interest.
- Complement Your Setup: Adding an Ocean Optics wavelength calibration source is an excellent investment for enhancing your spectrometer setup.
- Product Overview:
- Gas-Discharge Sources: Produce atomic emission lines for reliable spectrometer wavelength calibration.
- UV-NIR Coverage: Choose from multiple sources across a broad range of wavelengths.
- Item Options:
- HG-2: Wavelength Range: 253nm - 1.7μm, Source: Mercury Argon, Fiber Connector: SMA 905, Power Requirements: 5 VDC power supply
- AR-2: Wavelength Range: 696nm - 1.704μm, Source: Argon, Fiber Connector: SMA 905, Power Requirements: 5 VDC power supply
- KR-2: Wavelength Range: 427nm - 893nm, Source: Krypton, Fiber Connector: SMA 905, Power Requirements: 5 VDC power supply
- NE-2: Wavelength Range: 540nm - 754nm, Source: Neon, Fiber Connector: SMA 905, Power Requirements: 5 VDC power supply
- XE-2: Wavelength Range: 916nm - 1.984μm, Source: Xenon, Fiber Connector: SMA 905, Power Requirements: 5 VDC power supply
- Full Range of Emission Sources: We offer gas-discharge emission sources for spectrometer wavelength calibration that cover wavelengths ranging from ~250-2000 nm.
- Emission Line Selection: With five different options – Mercury-Argon (HG-2), Krypton (KR-2), Neon (NE-2), Argon (AR-2), and Xenon (XE-2) – you can select a source with an optimum number of emission lines in your spectral region of interest.
- Baseline Drift Correction: More emission lines allow for easier and more reliable correction of baseline drift and related phenomena inherent to all spect
Frequently Asked Questions
The spectrometer wavelength calibration sources are used for convenient and reliable spectrometer calibration across UV-NIR wavelengths, helping to correct for baseline drift and related phenomena.
The available gas-discharge emission sources include Mercury-Argon (HG-2), Krypton (KR-2), Neon (NE-2), Argon (AR-2), and Xenon (XE-2).
The calibration sources cover a wavelength range from approximately 250 nm to 2000 nm.
All the calibration sources require a 5 VDC power supply.
The calibration sources use an SMA 905 fiber connector.
The calibration sources produce atomic emission lines that are used to perform reliable spectrometer wavelength calibration, allowing users to select sources with an optimum number of emission lines for their spectral region of interest.
More information and purchasing options are available on the Ocean Optics website at www.oceanoptics.com or by contacting them at +1 727-733-2447.