Laser-driven light source from Energetiq covers the UV to visible spectral range

July 2, 2012
Part of the LDLS laser-driven light sources for use in radiometric calibration, the EQ-99CAL is a calibration light source that covers the complete UV to visible spectral range with high brightness and stable output levels across that spectrum.

Part of the LDLS laser-driven light sources for use in radiometric calibration, the EQ-99CAL is a calibration light source that covers the complete UV to visible spectral range with high brightness and stable output levels across that spectrum. It has a 1000-hr or one-year interval between calibrations, and a bulb life greater than 5000 hr.

Energetiq

Woburn, MA

www.energetiq.com

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Energetiq Introduces Broadband Calibration Laser-Driven Light Source (LDLS™)

Single high brightness source covers full UV-Visible spectrum for use in radiometric calibration

Woburn, MA – Energetiq Technology, Inc., a developer and manufacturer of ultrahigh-brightness, broadband light sources for advanced technology applications, today introduced a new light source to its established line of LDLS™ Laser-Driven Light Sources for use in radiometric calibration. The EQ-99CAL is a calibration light source that covers the complete UV to Visible spectral range with high brightness and stable output levels across that spectrum.

Traditionally, radiometric calibrations have been made using more than one light source, e.g., Deuterium/Tungsten-Halogen, since prior to the introduction of the Energetiq EQ-99CAL no one source could cover from 200nm – 800nm. Additionally, traditional sources need to be recalibrated often and lamp bulbs replaced after only 500 hours of use. The EQ-99CAL has a long interval between calibrations (1,000 hours or one year) and a long bulb life of more than 5,000 hours, resulting in a lower cost of ownership.

The EQ-99CAL has a very strong irradiance in the critical 350nm range, where in typical systems two separately calibrated Deuterium (D2) and Quartz Tungsten Halogen sources would experience overlap and add uncertainty to the measurement. At 350nm, an EQ-99CAL exhibits irradiance an order of magnitude higher than these traditionally calibrated D2 and Quartz Tungsten Halogen lamps.

The calibration of the EQ-99CAL is traceable to the National Physics Laboratory (NPL) in the UK, and a certificate of calibration is included with each unit.

For more information on the EQ-99CAL and the rest of the Energetiq LDLS Laser-Drive Light Sources, visit http://www.energetiq.com/html/eq99CAL.html.

About Energetiq Technology, Inc.

Energetiq Technology, Inc. is a developer and manufacturer of ultrahigh-brightness light sources for use in analytical instrumentation. Energetiq's unique Laser-Driven Light Source (LDLS™) technology features broadband output from 170nm in the deep UV, through visible and into the infrared. The LDLS products offer higher reliability, ultrahigh-brightness, and better than 10X lifetime of conventional Xenon arc and Deuterium lamps. For more information, visit www.energetiq.com.

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