Xenon Flash Lamps
Open the catalog to page 1HAMAMATSU Xenon Flash Lamps Xenon flash lamps are pulsed light sources that emit light with an instantaneously high peak output. The emitted light is a continuous spectrum spanning from the UV to the infrared region and is used for a wide range of applications including chemical analysis and imaging. Hamamatsu provides high-quality, high-precision xenon flash lamps designed and manufactured entirely in-house. Peripheral devices such as specially designed power supplies and trigger sockets are also available to extract maximum performance from xenon flash lamps. High efficiency High stability...
Open the catalog to page 2Designing an optimal drive circuit is essential for obtaining maximum performance from a xenon flash lamp. Peripheral devices such as power supplies and trigger sockets designed specifically for xenon flash lamps are available, and also technical support for designing those circuits and devices can be provided. Any requests for custom products not listed in our catalog are welcome, so please feel free to consult us about your applications and operating conditions. Xenon flash lamps emit light across a continuous spectrum from 160 nm to 7500 nm, making them useful in a diverse range of applications...
Open the catalog to page 32 W xenon flash lamp modules Type number guide Model Main discharge capacitance These lamp modules integrate a 2 W xenon flash lamp with a power supply and trigger socket, and are designed to extract maximum performance from the lamp. The lamp is available in a housing that has the smallest size among lamps of comparable wattage and operates on a 5 V battery to allow assembly into portable analytical instruments. 2 models are available: one is an easy-to-handle packaged model with low electromagnetic noise, and the other is a cylindrical circuit board model offering a high degree of design freedom....
Open the catalog to page 45 W xenon flash lamp modules Type number guide Main discharge capacitance A: Module type Model Standard type SMA fiber adapter type * Only standard type is available for L9456. Module type High output model B: Main discharge capacitance Type High stability model These lamp modules integrate a 5 W xenon flash lamp with a power supply and trigger socket and are designed to extract maximum performance from the lamp, including high luminous efficiency, high stability, and long lifetime. These will be ideal for high-performance analytical instruments and are selectable from either the high stability...
Open the catalog to page 520 W xenon flash lamp modules Type number guide Window material A: Main discharge capacitance Suffix Main discharge capacitance These lamp modules integrate a 20 W xenon flash lamp with a power supply and trigger socket and are designed to extract maximum performance from the lamp. These will prove ideal for a wide variety of applications including those requiring a high flash repetition rate or high lamp input energy. With the electrodes positioned precisely, there is no need for troublesome optical axis alignment which is required sometimes during installation or wiring tasks. B: Window material...
Open the catalog to page 6Orange + Black Variable trimmer for main discharge voltage Internal / External selector switch for main discharge voltage +Trigger input +Input voltage (4.75 V to 5.5 V, 10.8 V to 13.2 V) Input voltage RTN. +Trigger input +Main discharge voltage control (3.2 V to 4.8 V) Main discharge voltage control RTN. * The reference voltage (0 V) for these products is referred to as RTN. instead of GND.. This is because making connections separately from GND. is recommended in consideration of the influence of external noise on the trigger signal. Internal / External selector switch for main discharge voltage...
Open the catalog to page 710 W xenon flash lamps Specifications TOPICS In spite of using low-cost electrodes, these 10 W xenon flash lamps feature high stability and long lifetime, making them versatile and easy to use in a wide range of applications. The lamp shape is selectable from either a hemispherical or flat window. Parameter Lamp shape Side tube material Borosilicate glass Borosilicate glass Borosilicate glass Spectral distribution Borosilicate glass Window material Main discharge voltage range Recommended main discharge voltage range See operating condition examples Maximum lamp input energy (per flash) Maximum...
Open the catalog to page 815 W xenon flash lamps Parameter Built-in reflector Converging type Window material Side tube material Borosilicate glass Spectral distribution Main discharge voltage range Recommended main discharge voltage range These 15 W xenon flash lamps integrate a reflector to deliver higher output, yet these lamps are also compact and generate less heat. The built-in reflector is available with a choice of converging type and collimating type. The converging type is ideal for applications where the output light must be guided to an optical light guide. Borosilicate glass See operating condition examples...
Open the catalog to page 9Specifications Standard model Window material 20 W xenon flash lamps Borosilicate glass Sapphire glass Side tube material Spectral distribution Main discharge voltage range These 20 W xenon flash lamps employ a metal can package to achieve high output. An MgF2 window type that emits a spectrum of light from 160 nm to Recommended main discharge voltage range See operating condition examples Maximum lamp input energy (per flash) Maximum repetition rate ① 7500 nm is also available for a wide range of applications including inspections, measurements and chemical analysis. A high output type with a...
Open the catalog to page 1060 W xenon flash lamps Specifications TOPICS These are 60 W xenon flash lamps that deliver the highest output among our xenon flash lamps. Despite their high output, these lamps are highly stable. A built-in reflector type with an even higher output is also provided that boosts the output 1.5 times higher than that of other 60 W lamps. Standard model Parameter High output model Borosilicate glass Sapphire glass Borosilicate glass Sapphire glass Window material Side tube material Spectral distribution Recommended main discharge voltage range Main discharge voltage range See operating condition examples...
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