Double Beam UV VIS Spectrophotometer TRDUV-603 Double Beam UV VIS Spectrophotometer TRDUV-603 is a small device that measures multiple wavelengths with a bandwidth of 1.8 nm and a wavelength range of 190 to 1100 nm. Blazed holographic gratings with a photometric accuracy of 0.3 % T (0 to 100 % T), 0.002A (0 to 0.5A), 0.004A (0.5A to 1A). Has an 8-inch touchscreen for ease of operating and parameter observing, and it has a Photometric Display Range of 0.0 to 200.0 % T, -0.301 to 4.000 A, 0.000 to 9999 C. It performs admirably in both qualitative and quantitative testing.
| Monochromatic type | Czerny turner |
| Focal length | 160 mm |
| Wavelength Range | 190 to 1100 nm |
| Band Width | 1.8 nm |
| Wavelength Accuracy | ±0.3 nm |
| Wavelength Repeatability | ≤0.01 nm |
| Photometric Display Range | 0.0 to 200 .0% T , -0.301 to 4.000 A , 0.000 to 9999 C |
| Photometric Accuracy | ±0.3% T(0 to 100%T) / ±0.002A(0 to 0.5A) / ±0.004A(0.5A to1A) |
| Photometric Repeatability | 0.15% T(0 to 100%T) / ±0.001A(0 to 0.5A) / ±0.002A(0.5A to 1A) |
| Photometric Mode | T,A,C,E |
| Stray Light | ≤0.03% τ (220nm NaI, 360 nm NaNO2) |
| Stability | 0.0005A/h500 nm |
| Detector | Import Silicon Photodiode |
| Scanning speed | Fast-medium-slow |
| Power Requirement | AC 220 V±22 50 Hz±1 Hz,200 W |
| Baseline Flatness | ≤0.002A(200 to1090 nm) |
| Grating | 1200 lines/mm |
| Drifting | ≤0.0009 Abs/30 min |
| Noise | 100 % (T)≤0.15 % (T); 0 % (T)≤0.1 % (T) |
| Dimensions(W×D×H) | 74×63×45 Cm |
| Weight | 35 Kg |
8-inch touchscreen display with a dual-beam optical system
Examine the entire spectrum
Linear regression analysis
The innovative user interface, powerful functions, and simple operation
Direct reading with concentration
Persistence of time-based kinetics
Detecting Peaks and Valleys
It shows great performance in qualitative and quantitative analysis
Measurement of multiple wavelengths
Extensive frequency band scanning
The zero and full scales are automatically adjusted
A USB interface is included
It is to determine the amount of light of a specific wavelength absorbed by an analyte in a sample. Although samples can be gases or liquids, an analyte dissolved in a solvent is discussed here.
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