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Time-Resolved Spectrum Detection System


The typical application of time-resolved spectroscopy is by measuring the fluorescence lifetime of atom and molecule radiation to obtain the excited state lifetime, transition probability, collision cross section, reaction speed, energy transfer and other relevant information.
This system is based on the time domain analysis system of the fluorescence lifetime testing application. It works by using pulse laser to excite samples to generate fluorescence radiation, then measuring the evolution relation of the fluorescence intensity over time. Usually the fluorescence lifetime is at nanosecond level, some phosphor and rare earth compounds samples have longer radiation lifetime is up to millisecond level.

 


System Components

Diode laser    Modulation available;
MonochromatorWavelength range 200-1100nm;
Photoelectric probe    Si substrate photoelectric detector, reaction rate 1ns;
OscilloscopeAcquisition rate 50MHz;
OthersSample, sample stage, photoelectric detector, signal projector, guide rail, fiber, fiber holder and light barrier;
 

 

Detection Signal

Nd3+ fluorescence lifetime measurement in YAG

Nd3+ fluorescence lifetime measurement in YLF

Yd3+ fluorescence lifetime measurement in YAG