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Product Code G2008B1
Price $234 ex. VAT

Wide Range of Wavelengths: Ultraviolet, Visible, and Infrared

Affordable LED light sources for a variety of optical applications


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LED light sources from Ossila are available in a range of wavelengths from 375 nm – 980 nm. The USB-C powered LED devices are designed to be used with the Ossila Optical Spectrometer and our range of optical spectroscopy equipment.

Our LED light sources can be used in a free space arrangement, connected to a transmission holder, or connected with an optical fiber. They can also be bolted to any standard metric/imperial optical table or breadboard plate.

You can also buy our LED light source set, covering the UV-vis, infrared, or full range of wavelengths.

Specifications


Dimensions (D x W x H) 30 mm x 70 mm x 40 mm
Weight 25 g
Optical Connection SMA 905 fiber or free space
Power USB type-C (5 V, 70 mA)

Optical Specifications

Product Code Wavelength* Optical Power
G2008B1 375 nm >35 mW
G2008C1 405 nm >55 mW
G2011A1 450 nm >35 mW
G2011B1 490 nm >11 mW
G2011C1 520 nm >13 mW
G2011D1 550 nm >4 mW
G2011E1 590 nm >5 mW
G2011F1 620 nm >12 mW
G2011G1 670 nm >23 mW
G2012A1 700 nm >23 mW
G2012B1 740 nm >15 mW
G2012C1 770 nm >5 mW
G2012D1 800 nm >16 mW
G2012E1 850 nm >21 mW
G2012F1 910 nm >19 mW
G2012G1 980 nm >20 mW

* ±15 nm

Represented output of Ossila LED Light Sources
Normalized spectra of our LED light sources

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Resources and Support


Choosing a light source for your spectrometer Choosing a Light Source for Your Spectrometer

The light source you will need to use depends on the measurements you are doing.

Read more...
Choosing a sample holder Choosing a Sample Holder for Spectroscopy

A designated sample holder is one of the most important pieces of equipment you need in spectroscopy.

Read more...
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