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- Extra wide spectral range |
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XWS-65 - laser pumped plasma ultrabright broadband light source
In XWS sources, plasma emits light due to the interaction between a continuous energy input from a laser and the gas medium used (optical discharge). These light sources have been developed as a replacement for traditional gas discharge lamps (Xenon, Deuterium, Tungsten, etc.) and LEDs. Compared to these, XWS sources have a wider spectral range and higher spectral brightness.
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Spectral range: ▪ from 180 to 2500 nm (UV configuration) ▪ from 240 to 2500 nm (Ozone-free configuration) Spectral brightness (450-500 nm): 34 mW/(mm2×sr×nm) Laser power input: 65 W Full output power of source: XWS-65: 40 W Emitting body source dimensions: 250×400 μm
▪ lifetime: up to 10,000 hours ▪ temporal and spatial stability: RMS 0.25% ▪ lamp medium: Xenon
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▪ light source head: 130×110×74 mm ▪ driver unit: 351×172×232 mm ▪ output aperture (by default): 24 mm ▪ C-mount for attaching optics ▪ power input via fiber ▪ optional – fiber coupling
Optional configurations: ▪ UV or Ozon free ▪ Free space or fiber coupled
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▪ Absorption and fluorescence spectroscopy
▪ Microscopy, including confocal and fluorescence
▪ Diagnostics systems in microelectronics (contamination and defect control)
▪ Thin-film and critical dimension (CD) metrology
▪ Detectors in chromatography, microfluidics, lab-on-a-chip, droplet spectrometers, cytofluorimeters, etc.
▪ Biomedical applications (photodynamic therapy, etc.)
▪ Additive technologies (photopolymerisation)
▪ Artificial sunlight systems (test systems, illumination, etc.)
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