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LMS-9500C — LISUN CCD Spectroradiometer

LMS-9500C

LISUN LMS-9500C Scientific Grade CCD Spectroradiometer — Hamamatsu TE-cooled detector, 350–800nm, wavelength accuracy ±0.2nm, traceable to NIM and NIST. Meets IES LM-79 and Energy Star.

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CCD Spectroradiometer
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IES LM-79; Energy Star IESNA; GB/T24824; CIE; Traceable to NIM and NIST; CE
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LMS-9500C — LISUN CCD Spectroradiometer

Overview

The LMS-9500C is LISUN's scientific-grade CCD spectroradiometer, meeting Energy Star IESNA LM-79 and GB/T24824 standards. It uses a Concave Average Diffraction Grating with a Hamamatsu TE-cooled (−10°C ±0.05°C) high sensitivity back-thinned CCD detector, combined with unique stray light control technology, wide dynamic linear technology, precision CCD electronic drive and complex matrix software. Results are traceable to China's NIM and the US NIST.

The LMS-9500C achieves spectral wavelength accuracy of ±0.2nm with resolution ±0.1nm. Chromaticity coordinate accuracy (Δx, Δy) is ±0.0015 under standard A lamp. CCT range is 1,500K–100,000K with accuracy ±0.2%. Integration time spans 0.1ms to 60s.

Four wavelength variants are available: LMS-9500C (350–800nm), LMS-9500CUV-VIS (200–800nm), LMS-9500CVIS-NIR (350–1050nm) and LMS-9500CSWIR (800–1700nm, InGaAs detector).

Key Specifications

Wavelength range: 350–800nm (C) / 200–800nm (UV-VIS) / 350–1050nm (VIS-NIR) / 800–1700nm (SWIR) | Wavelength accuracy: ±0.2nm | Resolution: ±0.1nm | Chromaticity accuracy (Δx,Δy): ±0.0015 (std A lamp) | CCT: 1,500K–100,000K; accuracy ±0.2% | CRI: 0–100, accuracy ±(0.3%rd±0.3) | Photometric linearity: ±0.2% | Stray light: <0.015% (600nm), <0.03% (435nm) | Integration time: 0.1ms–60s | Detector: Hamamatsu TE-cooled back-thinned CCD

Features

Applications

CFL, HID, plasma light and tungsten halogen lamp testing; LED flux and colour testing with integrating sphere; Laboratory-grade photometric and colorimetric measurement; Goniophotometer system integration; Energy Star certification testing

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