Single Beam Microprocessor UV-VIS Spectrophotometer (Advance Model) About
SINGLE BEAM MICROPROCESSOR UV VIS SPECTROPHOTOMETER ADVANCE MODEL
The Single Beam Microprocessor UV VIS Spectrophotometer Advance Model is a high performance analytical instrument designed for precise measurement of absorbance, transmittance, and concentration in the ultraviolet and visible spectrum. Equipped with an advanced microprocessor control system, it delivers accurate, stable, and reliable results for research, quality control, pharmaceutical, chemical, and educational laboratory applications.
FEATURES
Single beam optical system
Advanced microprocessor control
Wide UV and visible wavelength range
High accuracy and repeatability
Digital display with user friendly interface
Fast and reliable measurements
Multiple photometric modes
Data storage capability
USB connectivity for data transfer
Compact and durable design
APPLICATIONS
Research laboratories
Educational institutions
Pharmaceutical industries
Chemical laboratories
Environmental testing
Food and beverage analysis
Clinical laboratories
Quality control laboratories
BENEFITS
Accurate analytical results
Stable and dependable performance
Simple operation and maintenance
Rapid sample analysis
Long service life
Suitable for routine laboratory testing
Broad Wavelength Coverage and Superior AccuracyWith a wide wavelength range spanning from 190 to 1000 nm and a 2 nm spectral bandwidth, this spectrophotometer is ideal for diverse analytical procedures. Its high measurement accuracy (0.3% T) and stability features make it invaluable for sensitive quantitative and qualitative analyses in research, ensuring reliable results.
Advanced Microprocessor Control and Data ManagementThe instrument integrates an advanced microprocessor system with an intuitive LCD display. This facilitates streamlined operation, precise parameter settings, and convenient data management. Connectivity via USB and RS232 interfaces allows for straightforward data output, making integration with laboratory data systems seamless.
Efficient and Flexible Sample HandlingEquipped with a 4-position cell holder and capable of analyzing samples with as little as 0.5 ml in volume, the device optimizes workflow for laboratories working with limited sample quantities. The single-beam optical system and high-quality materials ensure consistent, accurate, and repeatable measurements for every sample.
FAQ's of Single Beam Microprocessor UV-VIS Spectrophotometer (Advance Model):
Q: How does the Single Beam Microprocessor UV-VIS Spectrophotometer ensure measurement accuracy?
A: This model maintains high accuracy through its calibrated single-beam optical system, quality 1200 lines/mm grating, and silicon photodiode detector. With a transmittance accuracy of 0.3% T and stability of 0.002 A/h at 500 nm, researchers can trust the reliability of each measurement.
Q: What sample volumes are suitable for analysis with this spectrophotometer?
A: The spectrophotometer effectively handles a minimum sample volume of 0.5 ml, making it suitable for both micro and larger volume analytical work. The 4-position cell holder also allows efficient processing of multiple samples.
Q: When is the ideal time to use this spectrophotometer in laboratory procedures?
A: This instrument is ideal for use whenever precise quantitative or qualitative analysis is required, such as during research assays, substance identification, or when monitoring reaction kinetics. Its broad wavelength coverage accommodates a range of testing needs.
Q: Where can data from the spectrophotometer be exported or managed?
A: Data can be exported via the USB and RS232 interfaces, enabling streamlined integration with laboratory computers or information management systems. This supports both on-site analysis and secure data archiving.
Q: What are the primary benefits of using the LT 291 Advance Model spectrophotometer?
A: Key benefits include high accuracy, a wide wavelength range, user-friendly operation, and efficient sample handling. Its robust construction and reliable performance make it ideal for research environments demanding precise and repeatable results.
Q: How is the spectrophotometer powered and maintained?
A: The instrument operates on standard AC mains (220V, 50/60 Hz), consuming less than 80 W of power. Routine maintenance involves lamp replacement and cleaning of the optical components, ensuring consistent performance and longevity.