Very compact light source for the ultraviolet, visible and near infrared spectral range (from 200 nm to 1100 nm)

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FiberLight is a very compact light source for the ultraviolet, visible and near infrared spectral range (from 200 nm to 1100 nm). The heart of FiberLight is an electrode-less RF induced deuterium lamp, newly developed by Heraeus. At the moment, this is the smallest Deuterium lamp in the world.

The miniature lamp opens up UV spectroscopy to portable, battery operated instruments.
Application examples are organic chemistry, pharmaceuticals, petrochemicals, agriculture, the environment and life science for on-site analyses and diagnosis. Another area of applications is in small instruments for on-line process analysis.

FiberLight is a complete UV/vis light source. It consists of the lamp unit, with deuterium and tungsten lamps in shine-through array, shutter, optical coupling with SMA fiber optic connection and power supplies to control both lamps. All elements are mounted on a circuit board and are externally controlled through TTL signals. FiberLight can be operated with a 12Vdc/0.6A power supply and is especially suitable for fiber-coupled, portable spectrometers, which are independent of mains supply.

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