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News Release from: Glen Spectra | Subject: OL756
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 11 April 2005
Spectroradiometer leads long-running
range
The Optronics Laboratories OL756 is the latest in a long running range of portable UV-VIS (200-800nm) spectroradiometers.
Glen Spectra, the exclusive representative of Optronics Laboratories, has released the OL756, the latest in a long running range of portable UV-VIS (200-800nm) spectroradiometers Featuring a USB port for state of the art connectivity, double monochromator for ultimate stray light rejection (critical for accurate UV measurements) and narrow bandwidth (user variable from approximately 1 to 5nm) and temperature stabilised autoranging PMT detector spanning six decades for high sensitivity and dynamic range
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 28 Mar 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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The OL756 retains the maximum accuracy of a traditional double grating spectral measurement system but also features a speed comparable with array spectrometers.
It is ideal for performing solar spectral measurements over the full range in less than 6.5s.
It also operates on 12V DC power for portable or remote measurements.
Input optics available for the OL756 include cosine corrected integrating spheres for spectral irradiance studies, telescopes and microscopes for spectral radiance measurements and transmission/reflection measurement accessories.
For increased flexibility or restricted measurement geometries, the optional integrating spheres may also be coupled to the system with a quartz fibre optic probe.
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