Posted to News on 7th Feb 2015, 16:11
Hamamatsu high brightness deuterium light source module
Hamamatsu Photonics is introducing its first high brightness deuterium (H2D2) light source, featuring a deuterium lamp that emits UV light at intensity six times higher than the conventional L2D2 range of lamps. Even with this increased brightness the lifetime of the lamp is not comprised, with 1000 hours guaranteed. The stability remains excellent at 0.05 per cent peak-to-peak.
The lamp only requires air cooling when used in the dedicated housing. Hamamatsu has also produced an optimised power supply for best possible use of the lamp. The lamp is available with either MgF2 or synthetic silica window for a choice of UV output.
The H2D2 source is suitable for a wide range of applications including; spectrophotometry, semiconductor inspection and film thickness measurements among others. For further information visit the website at www.hamamatsu.com.
