TO-5 Package IR EK-537X
Description
Kanthal filaments are wire wound in the form of right cylindrical coils of various diameters and length. All the Kanthal based lamps (EK-series) operate in steady state with constant low voltage DC input for long life.
TO-5 Package IR EK-537X
Specifications |
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| Wavelength: | <4500 nm |
| Output Power (typical): | 0.00245 mW |
| Emission Angle: | N/A degree |
Features
- Kanthal filament with emissivity of 0.7
- Window options including no window, CaF2, ZnSe
- Internal gold plated parabolic reflector
- Industry standard TO-3, TO-5, or TO-8 packages
- Inert gas backfill
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Frequently Asked Questions
The TO-5 Package IR EK-537X features a Kanthal filament with emissivity of 0.7, window options including no window, CaF2, ZnSe, internal gold plated parabolic reflector, industry standard TO-3, TO-5, or TO-8 packages, and inert gas backfill.
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The correlation between thermal emitter temperature and color is shown in the table provided in the product description.
The TO-5 Package IR EK-537X is a Kanthal filament lamp that operates in steady state with constant low voltage DC input for long life.
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