Product Description
Specification:
Spectral bandwidth: 5 nm
Wavelength range: 190.0 to 1100.0 nm
Wavelength display: 0.1 nm increments
Wavelength setting: 0.1 nm increments
Wavelength accuracy: 1.0 nm
Wavelength repeatability: 0.3 nm
Wavelength slew rate: Approx. 6,000 nm/min Wavelength scanning
Speed: Approx. 9 nm/min to 1,600 nm/min
Light source switching: Select from the following three:
O Automatic switching linked to the wavelength theswitching
wavelength can be selected between 295 nm and 364 nm, in1 nm
increments. The recommended wavelength is 340 nm.
O Use the halogen (WI) lamp only, with no switching
O Use the deuterium (D2) lamp only, with no switching
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Stray light: 0.05 % or less (220.0 nm NaI, 340.0 nmNaNO2)
Photometric system: Monitor double beam optics
Photometric range: Absorbance: -0.3 to 3.0 AbsTransmittance:
0.0% to 200%
Recording range: Absorbance: -4.0 to 4.0 AbsTransmittance: -400%
to 400%
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Photometric accuracy: 0.005 Abs at 1.0 Abs 0.003 Abs at0.5 Abs
Using NIST 930D filter
Photometric repeatability: 0.002 Abs at 1.0 Abs
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Baseline stability: 0.001 Abs/h or less (700 nm, twohours after the
power is turned ON)
Baseline flatness: 0.010 Abs or less (one hour after thepower is
turned ON, at 1,100nm to 200nm)
Noise level: P-P 0.002 Abs or less, RMS 0.0005 Abs orless
Baseline correction: Automatic correction via computermemory
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Light source: 20 W halogen lamp (2,000 hour operatinglife)
Deuterium lamp (socket type) Built-in light source autoposition
adjustment
Monochromator: Uses an aberration correcting concaveholographic
grating.
Detector: Siliconphotodiode
Sample compartment:
Internal dimensions: 110.0 (W) 230.0 (D) 105.0 (H) mm(Depth
of one part is 155.0 mm.) Attachment method: twofastening screws
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Display: 6-inch LCD (320240 pixels) With LEDillumination with
contrast adjustment function
Output device: USB memory (optional) Data files saved inCSV
format or UV-1280 dedicated format.
Power requirements: 100 to 240 V, 50/60 Hz, 140 VA
Dimensions: W416 D379 H274 mm
Weight: 10 kg.
Environmental requirements: Temperature: 15 C to 35 C
Humidity:30 % to 80 % Humidity of 70 % or less at temperatures of 30 C or higherExceptional Measurement PrecisionWith a wavelength repeatability of 0.1 nm and baseline flatness of 0.001A over the 200-1100 nm range, the UV SPECTROPHOTOMETER 1280 provides high-precision analysis. The advanced silicon photodiode array detector guarantees sensitive and stable readings for reliable laboratory results.
Versatile Sample HandlingThe instruments sample compartment accommodates a range of cells, microcells, and test tubes, enabling flexible analyses for various experimental requirements. The option for single cell or multi cell holder expands its usability for diverse laboratory workflows and simultaneous measurements.
User-Centric Data ManagementThe UV SPECTROPHOTOMETER 1280 simplifies data storage and transfer with built-in memory and USB connectivity. Integrated PC software (optional) furthers data validation and analysis, ensuring seamless workflow integration and safeguarding valuable research outcomes.
FAQs of UV SPECTROPHOTOMETER 1280:
Q: How does the UV SPECTROPHOTOMETER 1280 ensure accurate wavelength measurements?
A: The instrument utilizes a silicon photodiode array detector, automatic wavelength setting, and features a high repeatability ( 0.1 nm) and accuracy (0.3 nm), delivering precise results for both research and routine laboratory analysis.
Q: What types of samples can be analyzed with this spectrophotometer?
A: The sample compartment is designed to accommodate a wide variety of cells, including standard, microcells, and test tubes, making it suitable for most laboratory sample types. Optional holders enable efficient handling of single or multiple samples.
Q: When should I replace the lamps in the UV SPECTROPHOTOMETER 1280?
A: Both the Deuterium and Tungsten Halogen lamps have a typical operational life of approximately 2000 hours. Lamp replacement should be performed as you approach this limit or if light intensity noticeably diminishes.
Q: Where can data be stored or exported from the spectrophotometer?
A: Experimental results can be saved internally or exported via USB to external storage devices. The instrument is also equipped with RS232 and USB ports for additional connectivity and integration with PCs for advanced data management.
Q: What is the process for performing a UV-Vis analysis using this instrument?
A: Simply place your sample in the designated cell, select the appropriate wavelength and settings on the LCD graphical interface, and initiate the scan. Results can be displayed, stored internally, or exported for further analysis using optional PC software.
Q: How does the spectrophotometer benefit laboratory workflows?
A: Automated wavelength setting, rapid scanning speeds (10 to 3000 nm/min), robust data handling, and enhanced validation support make it a reliable and efficient tool for researchers, allowing for streamlined, accurate analysis and comprehensive record-keeping.