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Spectroscopy Rail; Collinear Adapter; Lens Options, T-Image Platform Luna’s T-Ray ASR5001 is the first compact pulsed terahertz measurement system that is robust enough to be deployed in an industrial environment and has all of the flexibility provided by Luna’s fiber-coupled sensor heads in a rack mount package. With Luna’s range of accessories and fixturing devices, the T-Ray® 5000 can be configured to fit your specific application. With its exceptionally long high-speed delay, the T-Ray® 5000 is ideally suited for spectroscopic investigations, providing spectral resolution down to 1.5 GHz at 100 Hz. The transmitter (HTS40nm) and receiver (HRS40n1) can be mounted on the T-Ray® ASR5001 spectroscopy rail to perform transmission spectroscopy measurements. A standard mount is provided to hold accessories or standard sample cards. The rail can accommodate lenses up to 150 mm working distance. An iris is provided on the sample holder to block any portions of the beam that may not be going through the sample. Tip-tilt stages provide easy optimization of the beam alignment to ensure maximum bandwidth. Using the T-Ray® 5000 AXA40n1 collinear adapter, transmitter and receiver can be coupled to perform as an integrated collinear reflection transceiver. Alignment pins provide precise positioning. The adapter has two ports for the lens, so it can be assembled as right or left-handed. Reflection measurements are easily acquired because the transmitter and receiver share the same lens. Spatial resolution down to 100 µm has been obtained using this arrangement with a 25.4 mm focal length lens. The transceiver is ideal for reflection tomography. When used with an HTS40nm and an HRS40n1, the assembled collinear transceiver based on ASR5001 or AXA40n1 will provide over 3.5 THz of bandwidth and SNR of 70 dB (ASR5001) or 60 dB (AXA40n1) respectively. The T-Ray® 5000 HTS/HRS Transmitters & Receivers come standard with a 38 mm diameter lens in an adjustable lens tube. In addition to that, Luna offers T-Ray® 5000 lens options ranging from 38.1 mm to 76.2 mm and 152.4 mm in diameter, with focal lengths ranging from 25.4 mm and 76.2 mm to 152.4 mm and 304.8 mm, plus a collimating lens. Here, the “focal length” is the distance from the lens surface to the beam waist. Lens tubes that mount on the transmitter or receiver are also available for 38.1 mm and 76.2 mm lenses. The lenses are manufactured from high-density polyethylene (HDPE) and are manufactured to an aspheric profile for high-quality focusing across a wide range of frequencies. Luna has specifically designed these lenses for use with their fiber-coupled transmitter and receiver sensor heads. When mounted on the front of a transmitter, the lens will provide a collimated or a focused beam. Use relay lenses in conjunction with a collimating lens on the sensor head. The collinear adapter (AXA5001) and the integrated collinear transceiver (HXC50xn) are compatible with 38.1 mm diameter lenses. The T-Ray® 5000 MSL5201 T-Image platform can be positioned for horizontal or vertical scanning. The transmitter and receiver can be configured in transmission or collinear reflection geometry by using the collinear adapter. The MSL5201 can move at speeds up to 150 mm/s and can provide step resolutions below 30 µm. The motors are integrated with the required amplifier and encoder to allow high-quality images to be acquired at speeds up to 1000 pixels/s. The T-Ray® 5000 MSL5201 T-Image platform has an embedded motion controller that is configured by software running on the Terahertz Control Unit. Key Features T-Ray® ASR5001 Spectroscopy Rail: Easy Alignment Without an Optical Table Sample Mounting Fixture With Integrated Iris No Tool Required to Change Lenses Accommodate Various Focal Length Lenses Use to Measure Transmission Spectroscopy Compatible With HTS40nm and HSR40n1 Rail Length: 60 cm Dimensions: 60 x 15.5 x 7.5 cm Weight: 2.0 kg Key Features AXA40n1 Collinear Adapter: Easily Switch to Transceiver Configration Simple Orientation to Target No Tool Required to Change Lenses Expands System Capability Use to Measure Layer Thickness Use to Produce Scanned Images Compatible With HTS40nm and HSR40n1 Variety of Focal Lengths Available Right or Left Handed Operation Polarization Extinction Ratio (PER): >20:1, Horizontal Beam Diameter: 38 mm Available Lens Focal Length: 25 mm, 75 mm, 150 mm, Collimating Lens Mounting Hardware: ¼-20 Threaded Mounting Holes Dimensions: 70 x 64 x 70 mm Weight: 320 g Key Features T-Ray® 5000 Lens Options: Low Loss Simple Alignment No Tool Required for Installation Compatible With Transmitter or Receiver Compatible With Collinear Adapter Lens Diameter: 38.1 mm, 76.1 mm, 152.4 mm Lens Focal Length: 25.4 mm, 76.2 mm, 152.4 mm, 304.8 mm Adjustable Lens Tubes Available for 38.1 mm, 76.1 mm Diameter Lenses Key Features T-Ray® 5000 MSL5201 T-Image Platform: Fiber-coupled to Allow Easy Movement Image Resolution to 100 µm Perfect for Field Work Built to Operate Upright or Prone Easy to Use Imaging Software Available Transmission or Reflection Images Multiple Lens Configurations Available Scan range: 30 cm Minimum Step: <30 µm Focal Lengths: 25 mm, 75 mm, 150 mm Power Supply Voltage Requirements: 110/240 VAC Dimensions: 660 mm x 699 mm x 330 mm Weight: 21.3 kg Applications: Time Domain Spectroscopy; Time Domain Reflection Tomography; Defect Detection; Basis Weight Measurement; System Optimization & Verification; Reaction Kinetics Monitoring; Medical & Biological Research; Nondestructive Materials Inspection; Package Inspection; Semiconductor Wafer Inspection; Remote Threat Detection; Homeland Security

DGD Range 0-200, 0-44 ps; DGD Resolution 0.2 ps; Single Band C, L, O, Dual Band CL; Max. IL 3.5 dB; Max. PDL 0.3 dB; RL >50 dB Polarization mode dispersion (PMD) can seriously degrade the quality of high-speed fiber-optic data transmission. High-speed transceivers must meet stringent standards for PMD tolerance. General Photonics’ DGD-1000 PMD Source/Emulator accurately and repeatably generates both high and low values of differential group delay (DGD) or first-order PMD. Both the DGD and PDL are very stable over time and wavelength within the performance band. The DGD-1000 PMD source/emulator is available in different versions to accommodate the need for different wavelengths and DGD ranges. Key Features: Generates Differential Group Delay DGD up to 400 ps DGD Range: 0 to 200 ps, 0 to 400 ps DGD Resolution: 0.2 ps DGD Change Rate: Up to 64 ps/s Wavelength Range Single Band: C Band, L Band or O Band Wavelength Range Dual Band: CL Bands Insertion Loss (IL): ≤3.5 dB Very Low Insertion Loss (IL) Variation Over DGD Range: 0.1 dB typ. Very Low Polarization Dependent Loss (PDL) Over DGD Generation Range: 0.3 dB max., 0.1 dB typ. Return Loss: >50 dB Slow SOP Variation: <1 rad/min Small DGD Variation Over Time: <0.1 ps Over 8 Hours Extended Version Can Cover up to 600 ps as Special Order Applications: System PMD Tolerance Testing; 1st Order PMD Performance Simulation

520 to 660 nm; Optical Power 0.5 to 30 mW; CW to 2 kHz; Connector Type Super/Angled NTT-FC/PC, SC, ST, Universal OZ Optics’ FODL series of visible fiber optic fault locators launches 635 nm visible laser diode light into the fiber. When light encounters a break or sharp bend, it scatters, and the scattered light can be observed emerging from the cable. Fault locators can locate breaks in short patchcords, which an OTDR cannot detect due to its operating dead zone. A fault locator is also much less expensive than an OTDR. However, they are not recommended for use with dark-colored or armored cables. Another use for fault locators is to check connector quality – inside the connector ferrule, poor gluing or dirt may create a micro bend in the fiber producing excess insertion or return losses and maybe resulting in premature failure of the connector. Launching visible light through the fiber, so that it emerges from the connector in question, the distortion appears as a series of rings superimposed on a normal output. Fault locators are available in bench-top, pocket and pen format. Pocket size fault locators can be operated in either CW or pulse modulation mode. Pen size fault locators are CW only. High power versions, available as bench-top units, are also CW only. Key Features: Pen, Pocket and Bench-top Versions Available High Visibility (up to 6 km with a 1 mW, 635 nm Source) Higher Output up to 30 mW, Non-contact Style Power Versions Available Continuous Light or Pulse Modulation Power Supply Alkaline Batteries or AC/DC Adapter Carrying Pouch with Belt Clip for Pocket-size Version 1.25 mm and 2.5 mm ID Universal Connector Receptacles Available Applications: Single Mode and Multi Mode Fiber Testing; Fiber Identifier Applications; Locating Breaks and Bends in Fibers and Connectors; Identifying Fibers and Tracing Optical Signals by Using Modulated Signals; Optimizing Splices

Wavelength 215-401 nm; ISO/IEC 17025:2017 Accredited; NIST traceable calibration The ILT770 is a compact, handheld UV light meter that’s loaded with features. It’s designed for use in a phototherapy booth and comes with built-in data storage, a rechargeable lithium ION battery, and a user-friendly display that shows both numerical and graphical readings. This allows for easy analysis of the system and generation of reports. The units of readout include both Irradiance in W/cm2 and dose in J/cm2, with auto-ranging capabilities (uw/cm2, mW/cm2 uJ/cm2, mJ/cm2, J/cm2 etc). The ILT770 UV light meter is available in five standard configurations: ILT770-UV: 215-350 nm ILT770-NB: 249-259 nm ILT770-NBUVB311: 275-325 nm ILT770-UVA-350: 315-390 nm ILT770-UVA-1: 326-401 nm Each package includes an ILT770 light meter, a UV sensor (options include UVC, Narrow band UVC, Narrow band UVB, UVA or UVA-1), a NIST traceable – ISO17025 accredited calibration with certificate, a storage case, a USB cable, PC software for downloading stored readings, and a 1-year warranty. This is a comprehensive solution for your UV measurement needs. Key features: SO/IEC 17025:2017 Accredited, NIST traceable calibration for results you can trust Measures irradiance and dose Graphical display with data analysis Affordable Stores readings that can be downloaded to a PC Compact, portable ergonomic design Rechargeable battery Create reports with downloaded data Easy-to-use interface Made in the USA BNC connector locks sensor in place Linear over 4 decades of light levels Applications: Validation of UV disinfection systems; testing of UVA and narrow-band UVB sources, e.g. for skin treatment

Measurement Range: > 10 Decades 100 fA - 1 mA - (1 n/Wcm2 to 10 W/cm2); Datalogging Memory 16,380 total light level readings; Operating Temperature -40 - +85°C The ILT2400 stands out as the market’s most advanced hand-held light/lux meter and optometer. It comes equipped with ILT’s Accuspan software, which automatically sets the averaging while swiftly measuring over eight decades of light intensities. The built-in software enables customers to capture a peak as brief as 100μS and store up to 16 readings per second. The color display is versatile, functioning in both landscape and portrait modes. ILT, based in Peabody, MA, USA, manufactures the ILT2400 and its software. This allows ILT to quickly configure and customize components to meet the needs of customers and OEMs. The ILT2400 optical measurement systems package includes an ILT2400 device, carrying case, software, and a detector/filter/optic and calibration configured to the customer’s needs. The ILT2400 optical measurement systems enable direct reading in the relevant empirical units, including lux, foot-candles, candela, lumens, watts, W/cm2, cd/m2, foot-lamberts, nits, etc. The ILT2400 and its software are compatible with most computers running Windows 7 and Windows 8. Key features: Research Quality at a Hand-held Price 8 Decade Dynamic Range of Optical Analysis Meter & Sensors with NIST Traceable ISO17025 Accredited Calibration Hand-held, Compact, Ergonomic Design Brilliant 4.3” Touch Screen Display 90° Screen Rotation for Landscape and Portrait Viewing ILT’s Accuspan: Auto-ranging with Smart Averaging Built-in Rechargeable Battery Lasts Up to 8 Hours Backwards Compatible with ILT1700 Sensors Measurement Speeds Up to 100 μSeconds Includes DataLight III comprehensive software package for both Mac and PC Made in the USA Applications: Audience Scanning Laser Safety, General Purpose Light Measurements, Research, Sterilization/UVGI, Solar Measurements, Photoresist/Lithography, Optical Radiation Hazard, Phototherapy, Photo-Degradation, PPF & PPFD Plant Studies, and more.

Wavelength 420-520 nm; Band Irradiance Range .08 to 8000 µW/cm2/nm; Irradiance Range 3 to 300,000 µW/cm2; Current Range 1 nA to 1.65 uA The ILT750 Bili Light Meter is available in two configurations: ILT750 Bili Light Meter – 470 nm ILT750 Bili454 Light Meter – 454 nm, direct substitute for the Ohmeda Light Meter   The ILT750 Bili Light Meter is a comprehensive solution for measuring light in neonatal jaundice treatment systems. This bilirubin light meter eliminates the need for manual recording and calculation of multiple measurements to obtain your irradiance value. Simply move the ILT750 detector over the blanket or under the light source and let the meter calculate for you. Key features: Dual units with a wide sensitivity range: from .08 to 8000 µW/cm2/nm, and 3.0 to 300,000 µW/cm2 User-friendly device 3-digit display resolution Peak response at 470 nm, aligning with the bilirubin action spectrum Calibration that is ISO/IEC 17025:2017 Accredited and NIST Traceable Sensor corrected for cosine for accurate spatial response Measures Band Irradiance (µW/cm2/nm) or Irradiance (W/cm2) Compatible with traditional and LED sources Suitable for bili blankets, pads, or overhead lamps Housing that is easy to clean Compact and ergonomic design that is easy to hold Powered by AA batteries Made in the USA   The ILT750-BILI454 Light Meter serves as a direct substitute for the Ohmeda light meter, designed to test both traditional and LED blue light sources from GE, which are used in the treatment of neonatal jaundice. The advanced capabilities of the ILT model remove the need for manual calculations or note-taking. Simply move the detector across the blanket or beneath the light source, and the meter will handle the calculations for you. After rigorous design and testing, the ILT750-BILI454 meter can read within a few percentage points of the discontinued Ohmeda Biliblanket II Blue light meter. This meter is versatile and can be used not only on the blanket but also on all GE lighting systems, including: GE Giraffe Systems GE Lullaby Systems GE BiliSoft Systems Traditional GE Blue light systems Key features: Measures within a few percentages of the discontinued Ohmeda meter Features a large, easy-to-read OLED display Calibrated at 454 nm using a GE LED light source Can verify and average irradiance values across the entire treatment area in less than a minute Calibration is ISO/IEC 17025:2017 Accredited and NIST Traceable Allows selection of units (µW/cm2/nm or W/cm2) Designed with an easy-to-hold, lightweight, and ergonomic design that’s easy to clean Custom filter matching is designed into the device Made in the USA Applications: testing of GE traditional and LED blue light sources for treatment of infant jaundice

Wavelength 215-475 nm; Range 4.5 decade (mW/cm2 to 40W/cm2); Temperature 0-75 °C (internal case temperature) The ILT800 CureRight is a UV curing radiometer that is packed with features, offering unparalleled flexibility and capabilities not found in any other system. Its adaptability enables the device to measure lights used for UV curing and a variety of other applications such as sterilization/disinfection, lithography, and more. The system is designed with the diverse needs of its users in mind and can be tailored to fit your specific environment. The ILT800 CureRight series validates and measures all kinds of UV curing methods and sources, including conveyor, belt, oven, flood, area, spot, fiber optic, collimated beam, side cure, 180° curing, 3D printing, pulsed and traditional UV lamps, and UV/VIS LEDs & light sources. The ILT CureRight is available in five standard configurations: ILT800-UVA: 315 - 390 nm ILT800-BAV: 275 - 475 nm ILT800-UV: 250 - 400 nm ILT800-CUV: 215 - 350 nm ILT800-UVF (UV LED): 360 - 400 nm Flat, (275 - 450 nm) Contact us for OEM / Custom Filtration The ILT800 CureRight UV radiometer system surpasses competitors with features like standard profiling and programmable settings such as measurement modes (auto/manual/live), minimum light level threshold, and lamp-to-lamp measurement interval (delay). The system also boasts a unique user interface that places the input sensor and optic, device controls, and the readout display all on one side, facilitating simultaneous measurement, monitoring, and analysis of measurement data. The ILT800 UV radiometer allows users to track their curing processes over time by allowing them to store, download, and view both current and all previously saved readings on the device’s integrated OLED display. This built-in data storage and review feature enables users to quickly identify changes that have occurred over time. It also helps users to easily spot potential issues in their systems such as dirty lamps and reflectors, lamp/reflector misalignment, declining lamp output, failed lamps, and power supply problems, among others. Additional benefits include the ability to download the results to a computer for more detailed analysis. With ILT’s proprietary DataLight CureRight software interface, users can download and view their data, as well as generate spreadsheets and reports using their own analysis tools. To further enhance the data storage and capabilities, ILT introduced an advanced sorting feature called Device ID, a feature not found in any other UV curing light meter. Device ID allows users to program up to 20 unique system/light source name tags. Device ID enables users to view and export all saved data for each curing station or light source into separate files, clearly identified with the Device ID. It’s like having the functionality of multiple meters in a single device. The ILT800’s spectral filtration was designed to match the photoinitiators’ response to UV light, which is directly related to its absorption and is highly wavelength selective. Most lamps emit broadband UV/VIS/IR, and the lamp’s output may not change evenly across all wavelengths. The ILT800 filters were designed to monitor changes in output in the areas that affect absorption, and consequently, the effectiveness of the curing. Whether you’re using a low-output fluorescent source for sterilization, high-intensity mercury or xenon lamps for curing, or narrow-band LEDs for photolithography, there’s a version of the ILT800 tailored for your needs. Filtration options covering UVC to UV-VIS Filtration to ensure a process match Measures only the light that effects the cure Applications: low-output fluorescent sources for sterilization, high-intensity mercury or xenon lamps for curing, narrow-band LEDs for photolithography