AURA Light Engine
Description
The AURA light engine is an ideal platform for manufacturers seeking to integrate modern solid-state illumination into new bioanalytical instruments. Source configuration flexibility allows the spectral output of the light engine to be customized according to application specific requirements. Furthermore, AURA provides temporal and spatial control over light delivery, meeting the demands of applications such as optogenetics and microfluidics. Notably, the AURA light engine can be configured with two Lumencor-proprietary luminescent light pipes to provide hundreds of milliwatts of green (520–560 nm) and yellow (560–590 nm) illumination with switching from one to the other in about 10 microseconds.
AURA Light Engine
Specifications |
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| Wavelength: | 390, 485, 550, 575 nm |
| Max Output Power: | 700 mW |
Features
Up to 5 independently controlled (on/o and intensity) solid-state light sources
Refinement of source spectral outputs using integrated bandpass filters
Can be configured with 2 luminescent light pipe sources, separately filtered for green and yellow outputs
Can be configured with independently controlled violet (395 nm) and ultraviolet (365 nm) sources
Available near-infrared source (735 nm) option
100–700 mW per source color channel (dependent on filtering)
>4 W unfiltered total output
Integral output adapter for liquid light guide or optical fiber delivery
Applications
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Frequently Asked Questions
The AURA light engine provides 100-700 mW per source color channel (dependent on filtering) and >4 W unfiltered total output.
Yes, like all Lumencor light engines, the AURA light engine is mercury-free.
The AURA light engine can be used in microscopy, spectroscopy, metrology, inspection, biomedical, and forensics.
The AURA light engine has up to 5 independently controlled solid-state light sources, refinement of source spectral outputs using integrated bandpass filters, and can be configured with 2 luminescent light pipe sources, separately filtered for green and yellow outputs.
The AURA light engine is a platform for manufacturers seeking to integrate modern solid-state illumination into new bioanalytical instruments.