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  • What is a Halogen Lamp?
    Article - 25 Apr 2014
    A halogen lamp is an incandescent light source consisting of a tungsten filament enclosed in an environment of an inert gas and a small amount of a halogen (bromine or iodine).
  • Conducting Spectroscopy on Air-Sensitive Samples: Techniques and Best Practices
    Article - 14 Oct 2024
    Air-sensitive samples of materials such as reactive nanoparticles can rapidly degrade or change when exposed to oxygen.
  • What Lasers are Best for Raman Spectroscopy?
    Article - 4 Oct 2023
    Raman spectroscopy requires a concentrated source of light, such as a laser, to generate a Raman signal from a sample. The characteristics of the Raman excitation laser/Raman laser primarily affect...
  • The Degradation of LEDs vs. Lamps
    Article - 29 Aug 2019
    This article compares the degradation of LEDs against the degradation of lamps.
  • Lasers Used in 3D Printers: An Overview
    Article - 19 Jul 2019
    Additive manufacturing is used in several industries and is an efficient and eco-friendly alternative to conventional fabrication techniques. This article discusses lasers and how they are used in 3D...
  • Radiometer - Definitions and Applications
    Article - 30 Apr 2014
    A radiometer is an instrument for detecting and measuring radiant flux/power of electromagnetic radiation. The term radiometer usually refers to an infrared radiation detector; however, it also refers...
  • What is a Mercury Vapour Lamp?
    Article - 6 May 2014
    A mercury vapour lamp is a high-pressure electric arc discharge lamp that provides intense illumination over a selected range of wavelengths.
  • What is a Neon Lamp?
    Article - 6 May 2014
    Neon lamps are gas discharge lamps that contain neon gas at a low pressure enveloped in a glass capsule. Gas discharge lamps emit light when electric light is passed through the gas.
  • Helium Mercury Lasers – Properties and Applications
    Article - 15 May 2013
    Helium mercury laser falls into the category of metal-vapour lasers. It is similar in operation to the helium-neon or the Argon/Krypton lasers. It is also known as the ‘mercury vapour ion laser’ due...
  • Krypton Fluoride Excimer Laser – Properties and Applications
    Article - 25 Apr 2014
    The krypton fluoride (KrF) laser is an excimer laser which emits deep ultraviolet wavelengths. It consists of two elements, namely krypton and fluorine, as the lasing medium.

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