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Spectroradiometers
Instruments for Light Measurement |
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SpectroRadiometer PDF Download
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These instruments are calibrated to measure
the spectral irradiance in units of watts per meter square over the
wavelength range in nanometers provided by the selected spectrometer
model. Currently, StellarNet offers Radiometer systems in the
200-1700nm range; the table below details the various ranges for each
Stellarnet Spectroradiometer. The StellarNet EPP2000 standard
model, EPP2000C concave grating model, and EPP2000-IG InGaAs model can
be configured to have the correct slit size and detector array to suite
your application. Calibrated spectroradiometers can be used to
measure LED absolute intensity, xy chromaticity (CIE 1931),
purity, and dominant wavelength. |
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Why StellarNet
SpectroRadiometers?
- UV-VIS-NIR Ranges 200-2300nm
- Low cost -
Ruggedized high performance
- Shock-proof - Permanently aligned
- SpectraWiz Software included Free
- Battery packs for field measurements
- USB-2 interface to all notebook PCs
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SpectraWiz Software included FREE
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Absolute intensity
measurements watts/m2
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µm
watts/cm2
- PSD
- Lumens/m2
-- LUX
- Moles
per second -- PAR
- Footcandles /m2
- Radiant Flux (watts) /
Luminous Flux (lumens)
- xy Chromaticity, dominant
wavelength, purity
- Correlated
color temperature
- Set Power Spectral
Density (PSD) range |
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NIST Calibrations
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Fast delivery: most system can be calibrated and shipped
within 1 week after receipt of order
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Absolute calibration:
accuracy within 10% at detector
integration setting used for calibration
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Certificate available:
documentation with NIST traceable serial numbers.
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Extended Range Spectroradiometers |
See more StellarNet Measurement Diagrams!! |
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StellarNet also has extended range
spectroradiometers
available to measure spectral irradiance over a wide range of
wavelengths. The EPP2000UVN-SR spectroradiometer with CCD detector array covers a range of 200-1100nm. While the
EPP2000C-SR super range dual blazed concave grating spectroradiometer
offers a range of 230-1100nm while retaining
all of the characteristics of a concave grating spectrometer!!! In
addition, StellarNet offers a Dual Channel Spectrometer system for
spectroradiometry, the Dual DSR (Detector Super Range) combines a CCD
and InGaAs detector to cover a wavelength range of 200-2300nm for
selected models.
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Power and
InterFace
Portable spectrometers include
a USB-2 interface cable and +5VDC power adapter for
120VAC-60H (light sont transformers with
U.S. style 2 prong plugs). For usage
outside the U.S.A., we offer an upgrade to universal power adapters.
If you don't have a USB-2 port, connecting the spectrometer to a
second EPP printer port on your computer is most convenient and
recommended. For portable notebook computers that don't have a USB-2
port or an EPP capable printer port, we offer the PCMCIA card style
EPP interface. |
Experimental Setup for Laser, Laser
Diode, and LED characterization |
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StellarNets' Cosine Receptors allow collection of
collect light with an 180 field of view using demountable diffusers
with ~10% loss. The
CR1-UVN
is a ½” diameter
near
cosine receptor using sanded fused
silica diffuser for 200-1700nm. Has reduced 90° FOV and low 7% loss
See more of
StellarNet's cosine receptor information!!! |
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Calibration |
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The factory performs a calibration for the appropriate
wavelength range from 300-850nm or 350-1100nm using an NIST traceable
calibration source lamp. This irradiance calibration service
(IRRAD-CAL) is optional. If the user has an appropriate irradiance
calibration source lamp, a field re-calibration can be easily performed
using the included SpectraWiz software. |
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Halogen-lamp spectra -
EPP2000-UVN-SR Spectrometer Range
200-1100nm |
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Dual DSR Spectrometer- Halogen-lamp spectra - (300-1700nm) |
SpectraWiz
Software-
displaying 1931 xy chromaticity diagram measuring the color of light
and Corelated Color Temperature
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EPP2000-UVN-SR- Direct SUN Light December Noon –
Tampa, FL
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EPP2000C- Direct SUN
Light
December Noon – Tampa, FL
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