Broadband lamps & plasma sources
Composite Broadband Sources
Complementary emitters combined in one source format. Bench versions switch between two lamps with a motorised mirror; the compact deuterium–tungsten version provides an SMA905 fibre interface for UV–visible–NIR spectroscopy.
Best suited to
Experiments needing complementary emitter spectra without rebuilding the illumination path.
Selecting a configuration
Choose the bench source for monochromator coupling or the compact fibre source for a fibre spectrometer. Coverage and switching behaviour depend on the selected assembly.
Measurement & configuration
- Motorised source-selection mirror in the bench assemblies.
- Adjustable 130–165 mm optical-axis height on bench sources.
- LSH-DT05 offers a manual / TTL shutter and SMA905 output.
Plan the signal path
- 1Complementary emitters
- 2Source selection / coupling
- 3Broadband experiment
Specifications
| LSH-DT05 spectral range | 200–1100 nm |
|---|---|
| LSH-DT05 light aperture | 0.5 mm |
| LSH-DT05 stability | 0.5% |
| LSH-DT05 input | 12 V DC / 1 A |
| LSH-DT05 dimensions | 180 × 125 × 51 mm |
Composite source formats
| Model | Emitter combination | Output format |
|---|---|---|
| LSD30T75 | 30 W deuterium + 75 W tungsten | Bench source; switching mirror |
| LST75SiN40 | 75 W tungsten + 40 W SiN | Bench source; switching mirror |
| LSH-DT05 | Deuterium + tungsten | Compact SMA905 fibre source |
Configuration note: The 200–1100 nm range and compact-source specifications refer to LSH-DT05 only. They are not transferred to the two bench assemblies.
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