Product tags: Detector , UV and Blue Light Hazard , Broadband-meter Gigahertz-Optik GmbH

In most Blue Light Hazard applications radiance is measured except in spot source configurations where irradiance measurements are appropriate. The UV-3709 is a single sensor blue light hazard detector with spectral response in the wavelength range from 380 to 550nm. It is recommended for measuring sources with low UV-A and Red radiation content. Traceable calibration Typical Spectral Response Calibration of the detector blue light hazard effective (W/m²) responsivity is performed by the Gigahertz-Optik GmbH calibration laboratory for optical radiation measurements quantities. As with all light...

Product Image Show product High-quality device for measurement of CW-, single pulse and modulated radiation. Features: Optometer for all detector heads with calibration data plug. Measurement modes: CW, pulse energy, dose, peak-topeak, effective luminous intensity (Blondel-Rey), data logger, battery, main power, RS232 Four-channel USB/RS232 optometer designed for mobile use. Features: Compact device for use with all photometric, radiometric, colorimetric, plant-physiologic and photo-biologic measurement heads from Gigahertz-Optik. USB and RS232 interface. Battery operation or power supply USB....

Product Image Show product Universal trans-impedance signal amplifier. Features: High quality analogue amplifier with current-voltage conversion. Minimal diode offset voltage (1mV) for short circuit photodiode operations. 20ms to 5s rise time depending on the amplification. Large I-U amplification range – 1×10-10A/V to 1×10-3 A/V. P-9202-6 Highly sensitive trans-impedance signal amplifier. Features: High quality analogue amplifier with current-voltage conversion with minimal diode offset voltage (0.5mV) for short circuit photodiode operation of . 2.5s to 25s rise time depending on the amplification....

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