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ams AG
ams provides the industry’s broadest portfolio of high-performance and high-sensitivity digital discrete and integrated module optical sensors.
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Tenmars Electronics Co., Ltd.
Ideal for measuring mercury, xenon, metal halide or fluorescent lamps, commonly used for studies in the UVA region, as well as sunlight.
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DL1076 - Pacer Instruments
Switchable between LUX and FC (footcandles)Auto-rangingAuto-zero at turn-onDisplay hold functionAnalog output (2 VDC F.S.)
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LI-250A - Li-Cor Environmental, Inc.
Direct Digital Readout: Instantaneous sensor output or 15-second averages can be shown on the LI-250A's display. Measurement units for any LI-COR sensor (mol, lux, klux, or W m-2) are also displayed.
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TES Electrical Electronic Corp.
Dual Display, 4 digit LCD reading.Spectral Sensitivity close to CIE phototropic curve.Measuring levels ranging 0.001 to 1999kAccurate and instant response. Luminance ratio A/B
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UVF-502S - SAN-EI ELECTRIC CO.,LTD.
In combination use with the uniform exposure unit, selection of uniform irradiation area in the range of 80mm200mm is possible.
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OT-3000 - Radiantech, Inc.
The OT-3220/3221 is designed for a high performance stabilized laser source, especially in practice for FTTX networking installation and maintenance fieldworks environment requirements. It is usually applied as stable laser sources for wide range of optical testers and tools in optical fiber cabling and transmission systems.
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UVF-352S - SAN-EI ELECTRIC CO.,LTD.
This is the ultra high power unit fully utilizing the high stability and long life 350watt ultra high pressure mercury lamp. The unit is made to compact size.
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OrienTek Optical Technology Ltd.
High Precision● Highly accurate unit offering 6 calibrated wavelengths● Interchangeable connectors● Durable and reliable design● Easy-to-use interface forerror-free testing● Rubber armor protection
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FluxData, Inc.
Modular sources are available for illumination, excitation and calibration, with options for UV, Visible and NIR wavelengths.
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McPherson, Inc.
The unique dual-output of equivalent beams make it a useful source for many comparative applications in addition to wavelength calibration and so on. The two output beams originate from two views of the single emitting spot where the electron beam from the single hairpin filament collides with the interchangeable anode.
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MRC ltd.
Measure Range: Range 1: 0-2,000 LuxRange 2: 2,000-20,000 LuxRange 3: 20,000-50,000 LuxOutput: 4-20 mARange 1: 1,000 Lux = 12mA2,000 Lux = 20 mARange 2: 2,000 Lux = 5.6mA20,000 Lux = 20mARange 3: 20,000 Lux = 10.4 mA50,000 Lux = 20 mA90 - 260 ACV50 Hz/60 Hz
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Shanghai Baudcom Communication Device Co.,Ltd.
BD-POW-D04isone of the latest self developed test instrument.It can provide 1 to 4wavelength output according to the specific requirements including the 650nmred source,1310/1550nm wavelength for the single mode fiber and 850/1300nmwavelength for the multimode fiber or other wavelengths according to customerneeds. Together with optical power meter, it acts as a perfect solution for thefiber optic network work.
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CALIBRATED LIGHT SOURCES - AMS Technologies AG
Calibrating your spectrometer has never been easier: the AvaLight-HAL-CAL and Avalight-DH-CAL are NIST traceable calibrated light sources to measure absolute spectral intensity.
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BROAD BAND LIGHT SOURCES - AMS Technologies AG
We supply an array of broadband light sources, based either on SLEDs, on ASE or on IR sources. Highly configurable, SLED-based, benchtop instrumentation is available either with individual or with combined optical outputs. Up to eight separate SLEDs can thus be combined to provide an ultrawide spectral output.
