Agilent Cary Eclipse Fluorescence Spectrophotometer is a high-performance fluorescence spectrophotometer that offers outstanding sensitivity, accuracy, and flexibility. It features precise temperature control, no sample photobleaching, and a wide range of measurement options to ensure you always get the highest performance.
This document is a product brochure for the Agilent Cary Eclipse fluorescence spectrophotometer. It describes the instrument as sensitive, accurate, and flexible, designed to meet current and future analytical needs. Key features include a pulsed Xenon source that eliminates sample photodegradation and reduces maintenance costs due to a long lamp life of 3 billion flashes. This manual is written in Italian.
| Scan speed | 24,000 nm/min |
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| Data collection rate | 80 points/sec |
| Lamp life | 3 billion flashes |
| Lamp life duration | 10 years |
| Sensitivity limit | picomolar |
| Excitation wavelength range | below 275 nm |
| Emission/Excitation correction | up to 600 nm |
No, with the fiber optic option, accurate results can be obtained without cuvettes.
The scan speed is up to 24,000 nm/min, allowing full spectral scans in less than 3 seconds.
The lamp has a life of 3 billion flashes, providing a duration of 10 years.
Yes, combining it with fiber optic probes creates the most sensitive remote reading fluorescence spectrophotometer.