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NanoLED-17 - 295nm sub-nanosecond LED source
The
NanoLED-17 is the first diode-based light source to emit
nanosecond pulses at 295nm. It is ideal for preferentially exciting
tryptophan residues in proteins. A typical pulse duration
of 1.0ns means that decay components as short as 100ps
can be measured when used in
conjunction with HORIBA Jobin Yvon IBH decay analysis
reconvolution software.
The NanoLED-17 source is designed for use with our controller module and is interchangeable with the entire range of NanoLED sources, including our wide range of picosecond diode lasers.
An adjustable UV-grade quartz lens inside the NanoLED-17 relays light from the diode to your optical system. Mechanical coupling is achieved using a quick-release mounting and adapters are available for a range of spectrometers, including the FluoroCube and FluoroLog systems.
Summary of features
- 295nm peak wavelength
- Tail-free sub-nanosecond pulses
- High repetition rate
- Gold-plated compact casing
- Built-in adjustable UV-grade quartz lens
- Fully interchangeable with all other NanoLED sources
- 35mm diameter quick-release mounting
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