Spectrometry light source GLORIA-X150A

xenon

Xe arc lamp light sources are the preferred artificial sources to simulate sunlight. The high color temperature (6000K) of the Xenon lamps is a close match to the solar temperature. This results in very similar solar spectra in the UV and VIS although the source has some Xe emissions lines in the near IR. Application for fluorescence, luminescence and phosphorescence, absorbance and reflectance, photochemistry, photolithography, solar simulation and so on. · Spectral range from UV to VIS(200-2500nm) · Optical axis height is 157-193mm · Output beam diameter is 46mm · Supports wide range of accessories · Fan cooled housing More light A spherical reflector collects the output from the rear of the lamp and focuses it on or near the arc, for collection by the condenser. The output is increased by as much as 60%. Lamp adjustment The housing has precise external lamp adjusters. They let you place the arc where you want it. This is important for simplifying fiber and slit illumination. In many applications, this eliminates the need for readjusting any optics located beam path outside the housing. Arc Lamp Power Supply Current and light Ripple Direct current generated by rectification always has a current ripple (superimposed on the direct current). Current ripple is the main factor of cathode fissuring and therefore greatly influences lamp luminous flux or radiant power and lamp life. But for the most (scientific) applications the light ripple is most important. This not only depends on the current ripple, but on the operation conditions typical light ripple of our arc light sources is 1%.