Broadband LED has use in hyperspectral imaging

    March 17, 2025
    The OCL-480 GIR single-chip broadband LED source emits a broad spectrum from 420 to 1050 nm,
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    The OCL-480 GIR single-chip broadband LED source emits a broad spectrum from 420 to 1050 nm with radiant intensity of 95 mW/sr (typical), and a viewing angle of 120°. The OCL-480 XE428 model is designed as a replacement for mercury lamps. Applications include biomedical analysis and hyperspectral imaging applications.

    EPIGAP OSA Photonics

    Berlin, Germany

    www.epigap-osa.com

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