Xenon light spectrum

The output of a pure xenon short-arc lamp offers fairly continuous spectral power distribution with a color temperature of about 6200K andclose to 100. The wavelength calibrations are based on our spectral calibration lamps. Another light source used in fluorescence microscopy is the xenon arc lamp (Figure 21), which exhibits a relatively continuous output spectrum in the visible range.

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High intensity ultraviolet light is produced by our xenon flash lamps across the entire disinfecting spectrum known as UV-C. Halogen bulbs are used widely in automotive headlights and also in ophthalmic instruments. Not only the intensity but also the spectrum must be matched to a standard. This is a light source with Xenon lamp andFiber Light Guide. Retrofit HID Xenon lightingsystems at a fraction of the price on new vehicle option lists. Spectral irradiance of the xenon lamp used in this study and that used for a standard vitrectomy as a control. The visible light spectrum is divided up by a characteristic called Color Temperature. Heraeus flash lamps normally operate at high average powers with pulse duration from the millisecond regime and repetition rate up to many kilohertz. The BPS101 is a fiber coupled constant current tungsten light source which provides precision current control and stable performance. The wavelength sensitivity of unprotected fir wood surfaces was assessed using a series of glass cut-off filters under which three 80 urn thick radial wood strips formed a composite surface layer of wood exposed to xenon light.