Biochemical Analyzer Fiber (Microplate Reader Fiber) CBGW-4-1/8-L
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Clear aperture diameter D [source model CBGW-5.65-1/8-L] | 5.65 mm |
| Output Uniformity Deviation [source model CBGW-5.65-1/8-L；λ=550nm] | ≤20 % |
| End-face operating temperature [source model CBGW-5.65-1/8-L] | -30~200 °C |
| Length [source model CBGW-5.65-1/8-L] | Customizable |
| Clear aperture diameter D [source model CBGW-4-1/8-L] | 4 mm |
| Output Uniformity Deviation [source model CBGW-4-1/8-L；λ=550nm] | ≤20 % |
| End-face operating temperature [source model CBGW-4-1/8-L] | -30~200 °C |
| Length [source model CBGW-4-1/8-L] | Customizable |
| Clear aperture diameter D [source model CBGW-3.4-1/8-L] | 3.4 mm |
| Output Uniformity Deviation [source model CBGW-3.4-1/8-L；λ=550nm] | ≤20 % |
| End-face operating temperature [source model CBGW-3.4-1/8-L] | -30~200 °C |
| Length [source model CBGW-3.4-1/8-L] | Customizable |
| Clear aperture diameter D [source model CBGW-D-1/n-L] | Customizable |
| Output Uniformity Deviation [source model CBGW-D-1/n-L；λ=550nm] | ≤20 % |
| End-face operating temperature [source model CBGW-D-1/n-L] | -30~200 °C |
| Length [source model CBGW-D-1/n-L] | Customizable |
| Numerical Aperture [Original Options in Source Column Spanning Models; Not Forcibly Assigned to Specific Models by Row Position] | 0.56；0.64 |
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