This manual describes the basic operation and use of 819C/D series integrating sphere detectors.
This user manual covers the 819C and 819D Series Integrating Sphere Detectors, which are designed to measure diverging or collimated light sources using silicon, UV-enhanced silicon, or InGaAs sensors. The document details the benefits of using these detectors, including their suitability for high power or diverging light sources and their calibration traceability to NIST standards.
The guide includes sections on unpacking and inspection, product model specifications, and technical considerations for making measurements. It also addresses calibration uncertainties, detector saturation, and low or high power measurement considerations. Additionally, the manual provides contact information for technical support and factory service procedures.
| Warranty Period | one year from date of shipment |
|---|---|
| Recommended Calibration Interval | 12 months |
| Wavelength Range (Silicon) | 400 – 1100 nm |
| Wavelength Range (InGaAs) | approximately 800 – 1650 nm |
| Wavelength Range (UV) | 200 - 400 nm (optimized) |
| Sphere Sizes | 2” and 5.3” |
The recommended calibration interval is 12 months.
Users should not attempt maintenance beyond the outlined procedures; problems should be referred to Newport Corporation.
You should provide your contact information, serial number or original order number, and a description of the problem.