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Double Beam Microprocessor UV-VIS Spectrophotometer (Variable Bandwidth & 8 Cell Holder)
Advance circuit measurement and control system make the instrument of high reliability and low noise. Range 190-1100 nm, fully automatic operations, automatic 8 cell changer & variable Bandwidth, automatic wavelength calibration & wave
length scan, automatic peak picking & spectrum display. Large screen with graphic display. Spectrum and data can be printed out by printer and sent to computer via USB port. SOFTWARE INCLUDED
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
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FUNCTION: Basic, Kinetics, Wavelength Quantitative, Scan, DNN Protein Multi Wave
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Wavelength Range: 190-1100nm
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Spectral Bandwidth: 0.5/1/1.5/2/4/5nm Variable
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Optical System: Double Beam, Grating 1200 lines/mm
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Wavelength Accuracy: ±0.1nm
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Wavelength Repeatability: ≤0.1nm
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Scanning Speed: HI, Med & low, Max. 3600nm/min
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Photometric Range:
%T: 0~400%
Abs: -0-3 to 4A
Conc: 0-9999 C
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Photometric Accuracy: ±03%T or ± 0.002A/h @1A
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Stray Light: <0.03% @ 220 & 360nm
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Stability: ±0.001A/h @ 500nm
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Display: 5 Inches 320 x 240 Dots Graphical LCD
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Baseline Flatness: ±0.001A/h (200-1000nm)
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Sample Compartment: 8Cell with automatic cell charger -10mm path length
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Light Source: Halogen & Deuterium Lamps (Pre-Aligned)
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Printer interface: Parallel port for Dot Matrix
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PC Connectivity: USB Port for PC Connectivity
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Power: 230 V ± 10% AC, 50 Hz
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Dimensions: Instrument 760x550x240mm (Approx.)
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Weight: Instrument 20.0 Kg. (Approx.)
SALIENT FEATURES:
- Double Beam Optics
- 320 x 240 Dots Graphical LCD
- Auto Wavelength Setting at 0.1 nm interval.
- On-screen Standard and Kinetic Curve Display
- Tungsten/Deuterium can be turned ON/OFF Individually to extend lifetime
- Application Software provides complete control of this instrument from a computer through the built-in USB control Port
- Basic, WL Scan, Multi-Wavelength, Kinetic, Quantitative, DNA/Proteinmodes
- pre-aligned design makes it convenient to change Lamps.
- 8-Position Auto Cell Changer of 10 mm Path- length provided.
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