EQ-77 Broadband Laser-Driven Source
Description
Based on the highly successful Laser-Driven Light Source
(LDLS) technology, the EQ-77 offers the highest radiance and irradiance available in a truly broadband white light source.
The EQ-77 features a compact lamp house, with clean construction that ensures long life and ultimate stability. With a 170nm-2100nm wavelength range and a single-beam output with retro-reflector, the EQ-77 is flexible for a broad variety of applications.
EQ-77 Broadband Laser-Driven Source
Specifications |
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Spectral Output: | 170-2100nm |
Numerical Aperture: | Up to .50 |
Typical Bulb Life: | >9000 hrs |
Features
Fastest measurements
Very low noise and excellent spatial stability
Precise & repeatable results
Dual beam output or higher-output Single-beam
(using integrated Retro-reflector) for flexibility
Compact lamphouse with water-cooling and clean construction
Long life and stability
Extreme high brightness across broad spectrum
UV-Vis-NIR (170nm – 2100nm)
Electrodeless operation
Long life and low cost of ownership
Electronic optical output control
Light attenuation
Applications
Monochromator Source
UV-Vis-NIR Spectroscopy
Photoemission Electron Microscopy (PEEM)
Materials Characterization
Advanced Imaging
Thin Film Measurements
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Ships from:
United States
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On FindLight:
since 2017
Frequently Asked Questions
The EQ-77 has a wavelength range of 170nm-2100nm.
The radiance of the EQ-77 is >40mW/mm².sr.nm (wavelength dependent).
The EQ-77 is suitable for a broad variety of applications, including Semiconductor Metrology & Inspection, Monochromator Source, UV-Vis-NIR Spectroscopy, Photoemission Electron Microscopy (PEEM), Materials Characterization, Advanced Imaging, and Thin Film Measurements.
Yes, the EQ-77 has a long life and low cost of ownership due to its electrodeless operation and clean construction.
The EQ-77 has electronic optical output control and light attenuation.