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UV-VIS SpectrometersUV-VIS spectrometers from Wasatch Photonics Inc. feature 250- to 850-nm wavelengths and high-efficiency optics.

Linear absorbance is up to 3.7 AU at 300 nm, with high sensitivity for rapid measurements. It features superior stray light suppression, high signal-to-noise ratios, and a trace-level limit of detection.

The devices feature an f/2.0 input, detecting and keeping more light with patented high-transmission volume phase holographic gratings and diffraction-limited optics.

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Jul 2018
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