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LED
Click here to view a technical note on the Comparison of the Lifetime Techniques
| PTI engineers have developed a broad range of state-of-the-art pulsed light emitting diodes (LEDs) to be used as excitation sources with the EasyLife systems. These small but robust light sources are available in a broad range of wavelengths, from UV to NIR. |
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Pulsed LED advantages
The pulsed LEDs have certain distinct advantages over more conventional light sources, such as nanosecond flash lamps and pulsed lasers. In particular, they are
- Inexpensive
- Durable
- Require no maintenance
- Very stable pulse
- Fast
- Wavelengths from UV to NIR (280 to 670 nm)
- Small size
- Easily interchangeable (snap on - snap off)
Impressive Pulse Stability
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6 Hours Repeat Acquisition |
Repeat After 4 Days |
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LED Source and PTI Patented Stroboscopic Detection
The LED source is used with the time-proven, PTI patented stroboscopic detection system. This is the same technique that is used in our renowned LaserStrobe system and offers the same benefits of high sensitivity, temporal resolution and the unique ability to utilize both linear and non-linear (arithmetic and logarithmic) acquisition time base. The result is a powerful and versatile lifetime instrument, capable of handling complex multiexponential decays with an underlying broad range of lifetimes.
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Central Wavelength |
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| L 265 |
LED: 265 nm |
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| L 280 |
LED: 278 nm |
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| L 295 |
LED: 295 nm |
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| L 310 |
LED: 310 nm |
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| L 340 |
LED: 340 nm |
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| L 365 |
LED: 366 nm |
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| L 370 |
LED: 375 nm |
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| L 380 |
LED: 380 nm |
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| L 393 |
LED: 395 nm |
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| L 405 |
LED: 405 nm |
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| L 410 |
LED: 410 nm |
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| L 435 |
LED: 435 nm |
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| L 445 |
LED: 445 nm |
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| L 450 |
LED: 450 nm |
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| L 460 |
LED: 463 nm |
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| L 505 |
LED: 505 nm |
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| L 525 |
LED: 525 nm |
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| LD 635 |
laser diode: 630 nm |
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| LD 650 |
laser diode: 650 nm |
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| LD 670 |
laser diode: 670 nm |
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