Ocean Optics - Inventor of the World's First Miniature Spectrometer
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Ocean Optics - Inventor of the World's First Miniature Spectrometer

 

LS-475-Pulsed Blue LED Light Source

The LS-475 Blue LED Light Source produces pulsed or continuous spectral output centered at 475 nm. The LS-475 is designed as an excitation source for fluorescence measurements. 

Use the LS-475 with one of our preconfigured fluorescence spectrometers. In addition, we have several sampling accessories for fluorescence applications.

LS-475 Features

  • High Stability. Better than +/-1.0% drift after 2-minute warm-up time

  • Fan-cooled. Minimizes light source drift

  • Filter Slot. Accepts filters for attenuating or redirecting energy

The LS-475 is $915.

Also available is the LS-450, a 470-nm wavelength LED with a housing that will accept LED bulbs ranging from 380 nm to 640 nm.

The LS-475 provides a very stable output and keeps cool with a built-in fan. It has an SMA 905 Connector for coupling to optical fiber assemblies and a filter slot that accepts 25.4-mm round or 50.8-mm square filters up to 3-mm thick. An 800 mA, 12 VDC power supply comes with the unit.

LS-475 Spectral Output



LS-475 Specifications

Dimensions: 62 mm x 60 mm x 150 mm
Wavelength range:  460-490 nm
Power consumption:  25 mA @ 12 VDC
Typical output:  50 µW to a 600 µm optical fiber
Stability:  +/-1.0% drift after 2-minute warm-up
Connector: SMA 905

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