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SLE-I 579 nm / 1000 mW single-channel light engine

A single-channel LED light engine configured for 579 nm at 1000 mW. The assembly integrates intensity control, electronics and air cooling; match the published optical delivery and electrical interfaces to your instrument.

SLE-I source housing or LED carrier

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Technical specifications

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Model specifications

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SLE-I 579 nm / 1000 mW single-channel light engine: Model specifications
ParameterSpecification
ModelSLE-I
Channel count1
Wavelength579 nm
Output power1000 mW
Intensity control0-100% dimming, accuracy of 1%
Rise / fall time (10-90%)Rising/ Descending Edge (10%-90%) <50 microseconds
Operating ModeContinuous Output, Default TTL Modulation (Analog Modulation Optional)
Computer controlSupport RS232 host computer control
Control OptionsSMA - External trigger TTL signal (external trigger analog modulation optional); Serial Interface (RS232) - Light Output ON/OFF and brightness adjusting; Manual control box (optional) - Light Output ON/OFF and brightness adjusting
Optical delivery3 mm diameter liquid optical waveguide (LLG)
Operating Temperature10-35°C
Power inputDC12 V
CoolingAir Cooled
Housing dimensions (reference)171mmx114mmx100 mm (Reference)
Source warranty term2 Years

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Spectrum & mechanical references

Relative emission spectrum

Normalized spectral output; peaks and channel powers are tabulated separately.
Normalized spectral output; peaks and channel powers are tabulated separately.

Mechanical drawing

Mechanical outline and interface dimensions in millimeters; use the drawing for mounting.
Mechanical outline and interface dimensions in millimeters; use the drawing for mounting.

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  1. 01

    Define the spectrum

    Start with the absorption, excitation or inspection band. Use the model’s wavelength bin or LED peaks and its FWHM; a family range describes separate configurations.

  2. 02

    Choose the optical path

    Use a fiber-coupled module for remote delivery, a light engine for a controlled source assembly, or a PCB emitter when your instrument provides the driver, optics and cooling.

  3. 03

    Match power to the interface

    For fiber output, choose core diameter and numerical aperture before reading the power column. For engines, check the lightguide or bundle and filter conditions. PCB emitter power is not a fiber-delivered rating.

  4. 04

    Specify control and cooling

    Match current, voltage compliance and heat removal to the exact device. Select TTL, analog or RS232 only where specified. Include mounting, connector and synchronization requirements in your enquiry.

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