Wednesday, December 13, 2006
illuminator delivers consistent illumination
A pre-centred mercury-fibre illumination system that never needs alignment has been launched by Nikon Instruments.
A pre-centred mercury-fibre illumination system that never needs alignment has been launched by Nikon Instruments. The Intensilight provides stable, flicker-free illumination, making it ideal for a variety of industrial applications and its light levels can be controlled via Nikon's NIS-Elements software. With a typical life of 2000 hours, the Intensilight can be used for approximately ten times longer than a conventional mercury illumination system before lamp replacement is needed.
Furthermore, its fibre connection means neither heat nor electrical noise generated by the lamp can be transferred to the body of the microscope.
Stable light intensity, which completely fills the back aperture, is obtained through the use of direct current instead of an alternating current power source.
Intensilight includes matched adapters for different families of Nikon microscopes.
A built in open-close shutter makes it easy to transfer the illumination source to multiple microscopes on the move or to shutter the illuminator's light to the specimen.
Two sizes of light guide fibres, 1500 and 3000mm, are available.
The Intensilight system includes two models: a manual version, with manual shutter and neutral density selector controls; and a motorised and PC controllable version that has an optional desk top control pad for standard use.
A pre-centred mercury-fibre illumination system that never needs alignment has been launched by Nikon Instruments. The Intensilight provides stable, flicker-free illumination, making it ideal for a variety of industrial applications and its light levels can be controlled via Nikon's NIS-Elements software. With a typical life of 2000 hours, the Intensilight can be used for approximately ten times longer than a conventional mercury illumination system before lamp replacement is needed.
Furthermore, its fibre connection means neither heat nor electrical noise generated by the lamp can be transferred to the body of the microscope.
Stable light intensity, which completely fills the back aperture, is obtained through the use of direct current instead of an alternating current power source.
Intensilight includes matched adapters for different families of Nikon microscopes.
A built in open-close shutter makes it easy to transfer the illumination source to multiple microscopes on the move or to shutter the illuminator's light to the specimen.
Two sizes of light guide fibres, 1500 and 3000mm, are available.
The Intensilight system includes two models: a manual version, with manual shutter and neutral density selector controls; and a motorised and PC controllable version that has an optional desk top control pad for standard use.
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