DH-2000 - Deuterium-Halogen Light Sources for the UV-Vis -NIR

  • Manufactured by: Ocean Optics

Quick Overview

The DH-2000 light source offers stable, continuous output from 215-2500 nm. Using a combination of deuterium and halogen lamps, the DH-2000 is ideal for measuring a sample that has multiple features in different spectral regions or for analyzing a variety of different samples in your lab. All models of the DH-2000 family include easy-to-replace ..

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Description

The DH-2000 light source offers stable, continuous output from 215-2500 nm. Using a combination of deuterium and halogen lamps, the DH-2000 is ideal for measuring a sample that has multiple features in different spectral regions or for analyzing a variety of different samples in your lab. All models of the DH-2000 family include easy-to-replace bulbs, keeping your measurements going with fast lamp changes.

For those that need light into the deep UV, the DH-2000-DUV models include a special deep-UV deuterium lamp providing output from 190-2500 nm.

The DH-2000-S, DH-2000-S-DUV, and DH-2000-S-DUV-TTL models come with a shutter to limit the exposure of samples to the UV light.

The DH-2000-FHS comes with a filter holder for filters up to 25 mm square or 25 mm round in diameter and 4 mm in thickness, plus a shutter controlled via TTL signal or switch up to 5 Hz.

 


Product Details


Two powerful light sources in a single optical path
Deep UV coverage and stable output from 215-2500 nm (190-2500 nm for DUV models)
Adjustable tungsten halogen power
Models with shutter offer option to limit the exposure of samples to UV light
Models with integrated filter holder hold optical filters to condition the light prior to coupling into the fiber optic cable
Models with TTL control allow the deuterium and halogen bulbs to be turned on/off individually and remotely


Applications in which this product is used:


Food & Beverage Quality Control
Air & Water Quality Analysis
Biotechnology Applications
Metallurgical Analysis
Applied Research

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