The MIDL® Is An Eye-Safe Wavelength Calibration
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Watch the Wavelength Calibration tutorial movie by clicking on the image below |
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The MIDL emits Hg+, Ar+ and inorganic fluorescence emission lines to provide an eye-safe, ABSOLUTE, rather than a relative, calibration source. The MIDL emits bright lines at 365, 405, 436, 546, 611, 695, 811 and 912 nm. (In fact, there are many more; but these are the most widely used.) To discover how the MIDL® wavelength calibration lamp |
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This page describes the use of the MIDL® wavelength calibration lamp