Brand: Edinburgh Instruments | Category: Nanotechnology
Pulsed xenon microsecond flashlamp producing high irradiance optical pulses of a few microseconds at repetition rates up to 100 Hz. The higher energy per pulse compared with the µF1 makes it the source for phosphorescence decay measurements from microseconds to seconds on the FLS1000.
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Thyratron triggered all metal pulsed flashlamp filled with hydrogen or nitrogen, producing sub-nanosecond optical pulses for time resolved fluorescence. Because it is a lamp rather than a laser it gives continuous wavelength selection through the excitation monochromator, covering decays from 100 picoseconds to 50 microseconds.
Pulsed xenon microsecond flashlamp for the FS5 spectrometer, giving phosphorescence and long lifetime measurement in multi channel scaling mode from below 10 microseconds to 10 seconds. It fits the FS5 only.
Filter based vacuum ultraviolet excitation accessory consisting of a deuterium lamp, power supply and magnesium fluoride window, providing excitation around 160 nm. Filter options select the excitation band. It is used for scintillator and phosphor work where excitation must be below the range of a normal xenon source.