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The MIDL® Is An Eye-Safe Wavelength Calibration
Lamp
for Spectrometers, Spectral Confocal, and Hyperspectral Imaging Systems

Covers The Wavelength Range From 365 to 912 nm

(MIDL: Multi-Ion Discharge Lamp)

Watch the Wavelength Calibration tutorial movie by clicking on the image below
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Use the MIDL® lamp with these systems
  • Confocal
  • Leica Sp series
  • Nikon C1Si  spectral
  • Olympus FV1000 spectral
  • Zeiss Meta spectral
  • Non-Confocal Spectrometer systems
  • AOTF, LCTF spectral imaging systems
wavelength calibration movie
The movie is 11MB. Once it has completely downloaded you can select any segment by clicking in the column on the left

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
can work for you:
Play the
tutorial movie

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