Frequently Asked Questions

A calibrated halogen light source is a precision lamp that has been radiometrically characterized to emit a known quantity of light, enabling accurate calibration of spectrometers and optical instruments.

It provides consistent, traceable output verified to NIST standards, ensuring absolute intensity measurements with minimal uncertainty.

Depending on the model, these sources can cover UV–Visible–NIR or Visible–NIR ranges, supporting a wide variety of optical applications.

Yes, each calibrated halogen light source includes digital calibration files that can be loaded into compatible software to obtain absolute spectral intensity values.

They are ideal for calibrating systems used to measure LEDs, digital displays, lamps, and other radiant sources requiring precise optical performance verification.

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