Frequently Asked Questions

Cosine Correctors are used to couple optical fibers and spectrometers for relative and absolute spectral intensity measurements, emission applications, and evaluation of light sources.

When the CC-3, CC-3-UV-S, and CC-3-UV-T are screwed onto the end of an optical fiber, they form an irradiance probe that couples with a spectrometer to measure the intensity of light normal to the probe surface.

The CC-3-DA screws directly onto the SMA 905 Connector of spectrometers, creating a complete spectroradiometric system and eliminating the need for an optical fiber.

The diffusing materials used are Opaline glass for the CC-3, Spectralon for the CC-3-UV-S and CC-3-UV-T, and PTFE for the CC-3-DA.

The typical range for the CC-3 is 350-750 nm, for the CC-3-UV-S is 200-1700 nm, for the CC-3-UV-T is 200-750 nm, and for the CC-3-DA is 200-1100 nm.

The dimensions are 6.35 mm OD for the CC-3, CC-3-UV-S, and CC-3-UV-T, and 12.7 mm OD for the CC-3-DA.

All the cosine correctors have a field of view of 180°.

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