ArtiPolar Circularly Polarized Luminescence Spectrometer
ArtiPolar Spectrometer, Material OLED CPL, CPA. Optical Prism
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Light Source | 150 150 ( ) |
| Detector | (PMT) |
| Wavelength | 250 850 nm 400 1100 nm |
| Fully Automatic | 1 4000 |
| Scan mode | Continuous scan Step scan Dynamic scan |
| monochromator | Biprism monochromator for excitation (Ex) and emission (Em) optical systems |
| Scan speed | up to 10000 nm/min |
| Photometric mode | AC DC |
| Circularly polarized luminescence resolution | 0.00001 millidegrees |
| Integration time | 0.1 ms to 60 seconds |
| stray light | 0.001% |
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