Used PERKIN ELMER 200 Series #293746052 for sale

PERKIN ELMER 200 Series spectrometer provides superior performance capabilities in analog data acquisition and digitised data processing. It is a multi-purpose, universal instrument, designed to meet the demands of sophisticated spectroscopic measurements. Its core components are comprised of a power supply, a sample compartment, and a monochromator, which enables monochromatic light to be dispersed and applied to the sample. The corresponding detector, be it a photomultiplier tube (PMT) or charge-coupled device (CCD) array, allows for both continuous analog readouts and quantised digitised data, enabling a vast number of applications. The core components are encapsulated in a thermally regulated housing, maintaining optimal operating temperature and humidity, so as to minimise any drift from natural environment factors. PERKIN ELMER 200 also features an innovative darkroom design, allowing for safe and convenient exchange of samples and parts without losing valuable data. The spectrometer takes advantage of advanced data acquisition and storage capabilities, meaning high throughput levels and lower sampling errors. Specialised software can utilise Fourier transformation techniques for spectrum smoothing or lifetime determination, making the instrument an invaluable tool for researchers in a range of disciplines. Design features of 200 Series are tailored towards convenience and safety, with a specialised gas-line for flame/furnace apertures and an emergency shutoff switch for hazardous situations. It also features a GSE plug for automatic calibration of optical components. Furthermore, an intuitive user interface with helpfully detailed tabs allows novice and expert users to easily access its vast selection of setup parameters. All in all, PERKIN ELMER 200 Series is a sophisticated and versatile spectrometer, equipped with advanced data processing and acquisition capabilities, a darkroom design, special safety features, and an intuitive user interface. A universal choice for modern spectroscopic research.