Used AMETEK / SPECTRO MS #9202385 for sale

A spectrometer is a device used to measure the intensity of different wavelengths of light over a given area, typically in the visible or infrared spectra. AMETEK / SPECTRO MS is a type of spectrometer that operates via dispersion, which means that it uses a special optical element called a diffraction grating to disperse the light into its individual color components. This dispersion allows for the precise measurement of spectral components in order to determine a particular spectrum. AMETEK MS spectrometer consists of a light source, a collimating lens, a diffraction grating, a focusing lens, a detector, and a light detector array. The light source is an LED that emits a continuous spectrum of colors. This light is collimated using a collimating lens and directed towards the diffraction grating which separates the spectrum into its individual components (wavelengths). The focusing lens is then used to focus the light onto the detector. The detector then produces an analog voltage signal which is fed to the light detector array. The light detector array consists of a set of detectors that are tailored to detect specific wavelengths of light. The detectors are calibrated to a specific set of parameters and can then be used to measure the intensity of the spectrum. SPECTRO MS spectrometer has a number of features that make it ideal for a wide variety of applications. It has a high sensitivity, allowing for accurate detection of the spectra even at the lowest of intensities. Additionally, the instrument has a broad spectral range, covering a wide variety of spectral components from the visible range to the infrared range. Lastly, the spectrometer is capable of high speed scanning, meaning that the entire spectrum can be quickly recorded in a few seconds. MS spectrometer is an excellent tool for researchers in need of an accurate and reliable instrument to measure the spectral components of a range of light sources. The instrument's broad range of features make it a great choice for application in various fields of study such as physics, biology, chemistry, astronomy, and material analysis.