The Chromatiq Spectral Engine™ (CSE) is a sophisticated light source capable of matching real-world lighting conditions, emulating illuminant standards, and creating custom spectra.
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Laser-Driven Tunable Light Sources TLS-EQ-9-S
Flexible Spectral Resolution & High Throughput Results
The TLS-EQ-9-S is based on the EQ-9 LDLS, offering mid-range output power in a flexible, easy-to-use package.
Laser-Driven Tunable Light Sources Series EQ-77-S /EQ-77-UV /EQ-77-NIR
Built around our Laser-Driven Light Source (LDLS®) technology, the Laser-Driven Tunable Light Source (LDTLS®) gives you access to a wide wavelength range of tunability, high spectral resolution, and an extremely long lifetime with the convenience of fiber-coupled output.
Laser-Driven Light Sources EQ-77C LDLS
Extended Range Laser-Driven Light Source
Energetiq presents the EQ-77C, a groundbreaking Laser-Driven Light Source (LDLS®) featuring an innovative light cell with novel window materials which enable a wavelength range from vacuum ultraviolet to the far infrared region (up to 20 micrometers) and an exceedingly small, highly radiant plasma allowing illumination with high spatial resolution for metrology.
What makes this LDLS unique:
- High spectral radiance from plasma with diameter of approximately 225 µm
- Non-pulsed plasma source with a broad wavelength range of 160 nm – 20,000 nm
- High long-term stability, enabling significant run time between scheduled maintenance events
Laser-Driven Light Sources EQ-77X LDLS
High Radiance and Irradiance
The EQ-77X Laser-Driven Light Source offers a broad wavelength range from UV to visible and into the NIR.
Researchers using light for imaging and analytical spectroscopy in a variety of applications in the life sciences and materials sciences need light sources capable of providing extreme high brightness and power across a broad wavelength range. EQ-77X delivers just that.
The EQ-77X features a compact lamp house with clean construction that ensures long life and ultimate stability.
ERIS Phase Only Spatial Light Modulator
The analog ERIS Phase Only Spatial Light Modulator extends our broad SLM product range for applications with particular requirements. The SLM device shows extreme phase stability, low latency and low crosstalk.
NanoScan OP400/OP800 Nanopositioning Piezo Objective Scanner
NanoScan SP200/SP400/SP600/SP800 Piezo Sample Positioner / Scanner
Delivering the best positioning performance and fastest recovery between Z stacks, the NanoScan-SP range of Piezo driven stages are compatible with the Prior motorized stage as well as many common microscopes when using appropriate adapter plates. The super slim closed-loop design has a height of 14mm (or less) for all versions, providing better access for illumination of the sample area. Accessory insert plates are available for a wide variety of samples, including well plates, microtitre plates, slides and petri dishes.
Suggested controller:
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Bristol Instruments- 771 Series Laser Spectrum Analyzer
Laser spectral analysis and wavelength measurement with one instrument.
Laser spectral analysis and wavelength measurement with one instrument
The 771 Series Laser Spectrum Analyzer combines proven Michelson interferometer technology with fast Fourier transform analysis resulting in a unique instrument that operates as both a high-resolution spectrum analyzer and a high-accuracy wavelength meter.
With spectral resolution up to 2 GHz, wavelength accuracy as high as ± 0.0001 nm, and an optical rejection ratio of more than 40 dB, the model 771 provides the most detailed spectral information for lasers that operate from 375 nm to 12 μm.
Guaranteed wavelength accuracy
Two versions of the 771 Laser Spectrum Analyzer are available. The model 771A is the most precise, measuring wavelength to an accuracy of ± 0.2 parts per million (± 0.0002 nm @ 1000 nm). For experiments that are less exacting, the model 771B is a lower-priced alternative with an accuracy of ± 0.75 parts per million (± 0.0008 nm @ 1000 nm).
These specifications are guaranteed by continuous calibration with a built-in HeNe laser, thereby ensuring the most meaningful experimental results.
Straightforward operation
The 771 Laser Spectrum Analyzer operates with a PC connected directly by USB or through a local area network via Ethernet. Software is provided to control measurement parameters, display spectra, and to report wavelength data.
Since the spectral data is generated using an on-board digital signal processor, the 771 Laser Spectrum Analyzer can be integrated into an experiment using a library of commands for custom or LabVIEW programming.
Bristol Instruments- 772B-MIR Pulsed Laser Spectrum Analyzer
Laser spectral analysis and wavelength measurement with one instrument
The 772B-MIR Laser Spectrum Analyzer combines proven Michelson interferometer technology with fast Fourier transform analysis resulting in a unique instrument that operates as both a high-resolution spectrum analyzer and a high-accuracy wavelength meter. What makes this system unique is that it can measure the spectral properties of pulsed and CW lasers that operate from 1 to 12 μm.
Supports pulsed laser applications
The 772B-MIR Laser Spectrum Analyzer employs a sophisticated co-additive algorithm to enable the analysis of pulsed lasers that have a repetition rate as low as 50 Hz.
When used with pulsed lasers, a single scan of the Michelson interferometer does not generate an interferogram that is sufficient to convert to a spectrum. Therefore, data generated by a number of laser pulses are collected from multiple scans to “build” a more complete interferogram.
The 772B-MIR Laser Spectrum Analyzer has a spectral resolution of 4 GHz and wavelength accuracy of ± 10 parts per million. An optical rejection ratio of about 15 – 20 dB is achieved assuming an acceptable number of laser pulses (> 30,000) are used to generate the interferogram.
CW laser operation
When used with CW lasers, the 772B-MIR Laser Spectrum Analyzer operates and performs just like our model 771B-MIR.
Straightforward operation
The 772B-MIR Laser Spectrum Analyzer operates with a PC connected directly by USB or through a local area network via Ethernet. Software is provided to control measurement parameters, display spectra, and to report wavelength data.