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ISP-I Integrating Spheres

ISP-I Integrating Spheres

ISP-I Integrating Spheres are convenient sampling optics that couple to our spectrometers and optical fibers to measure the spectral output of LEDs, lasers and other light sources from 200-1100 nm.

Features

  • Spectroradiometric Analysis. Couple spheres to spectrometers to analyze LED, laser and light source output

  • Flexible. Spheres are available in diameters of 30 mm, 50 mm and 80 mm

  • LED-ready. Spheres accommodate a variety of LEDs

  • Direct-attach option. Spheres can couple directly to a spectrometer

Each fiber optic integrating sphere consists of a proprietary PTFE-based, sintered diffusing material -- in diameters of 30 mm, 50 mm or 80 mm -- that provides a Lambertian surface (with >98% reflectivity in the visible) for irradiance measurements. Sample port sizes of 6 mm (for the 30-mm sphere) and 8 mm (for the 50-mm and 80-mm spheres) are available. 

LED Measurement Option

The ISP-I-50-8 50-mm Integrating Sphere can be used with an adapter (ISP-LED-ADP) that will accommodate 3 mm, 5 mm or 8 mm LEDs, holding the LED in place to ensure reproducibility. (The adapter screws into the sphere’s sample port; a setscrew secures the LED.) Learn more about measuring LEDs with our LED Measurement System.

Direct-attach Option

The USB-ISP-50 and USB-ISP-80 are irradiance/emission integrating spheres that can be directly attached to a USB4000 (and USB2000 Spectrometer (spectrometers sold separately) to measure the spectral output of LEDs, lasers and other light sources. Each direct-attach integrating sphere consists of a proprietary PTFE-based, sintered diffusing material -- in diameters of 50 mm or 80 mm -- that provides a Lambertian surface (with >98% reflectivity in the visible) for irradiance measurements. Each sphere features an 8-mm sample port.

Calibrated Source

Also available is a NIST-traceable calibrated tungsten halogen light source, the HL-2000-CAL-ISP, that’s designed for use with the ISP-50-8-I Integrating Sphere. The source is calibrated for the VIS-NIR (360-1000 nm), and sits directly atop the integrating sphere.

Specifications

Dimensions: ISP-30-6-I: 59 mm diameter, 58 mm height
ISP-50-8-I: 80 mm diameter, 78 mm height
ISP-80-8-I: 107 mm diameter, 117 mm height
Weight: 330 g (ISP-30); 730 g (ISP-50); 1,650 g (ISP-80)
Spectral range: 200-2500 nm
Sphere diameter: 30 mm, 50 mm or 80 mm
Sample port diameter: 6 mm (ISP-30); 8 mm (ISP-50 and ISP-80)
Sphere coating: Proprietary PTFE-based diffusing material
Reflectivity: >98% (400-1500 nm); >95% (250-2500 nm)
LED adapter: For 3-mm, 5-mm or 8-mm LEDs

Pricing

Item Code Description Sample Port Max. Fiber Diameter Price
ISP-30-6-I Integrating sphere, 59 mm diameter, 58 mm high 6 mm 800 µm $1581
ISP-50-8-I Integrating sphere, 80 mm diameter, 78 mm high 8 mm 600 µm $2059
ISP-80-8-I Integrating sphere, 107 mm diameter, 117 mm high 8 mm 400 µm $2548
ISP-LED-ADP Holds in place 3, 5 or 8 mm LED for reproducibility; for use with ISP-50-8-1 N/A N/A $239
USB-ISP-50 ISP-50-8-I with connector for directly attaching to a spectrometer 8 mm 600 µm Call for Price
USB-ISP-80 ISP-80-8-I with connector for directly attaching to a spectrometer 8 mm 600 µm Call for Price
ISP-PORT-1 Custom sample port machining of 8, 10, or 12 mm diameter 8, 10 or 12 mm 400 µm $203
ISP-PORT-2 Custom sample port machining of 14,16 or 20 mm diameter 14, 16 or 20 mm 400 µm $397

 

 

 


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