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Hi, just wonder if there is any simple way to measure the wavelength
for IR as well? Would it be different if I just want to get an estimation,
instead of a precise value?
Thanks in advance.
Vic. Li
On 8 Oct 1996, Alex Basauri wrote:
> UV measurements are always a problem. Sources do wander in intensity and
> sometimes in wavelength. Filters for UV also become unstable in their
> transmission. There are a number of companies which manufacture
> wavelength meters. Burleigh and ILX are two which come to mind. Usually,
> though, the wavelength of UV sources are pretty stable because they are
> spectroscopically determined. What wavelength region are you working in
> and what kind of intensities are you using? Check out Newport for
> power meters with UV sensitive probes.
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> Alex Basauri
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