LSM Series LEDs are available in discrete and broadband UV-Shortwave NIR wavelength range options

Ocean Optics has developed a range of high-powered LED light sources for fluorescence excitation and other spectroscopy measurements. The innovative optical design of the LSM LED family provides highly efficient coupling of LED light into an optical fiber, ensuring high signal output for applications across UV, Visible and Shortwave NIR wavelengths. A single-channel driver and controller unit enables simple LED programming and allows users to monitor characteristics such as LED power output and temperature.

LSM LEDs operate via the LDC-1 single-channel driver and controller, which enable simple LED programming. The touchscreen interface displays key LED parameters, and provides access to information stored in the LEDs. Proprietary electronics provide stable, high-current operation in continuous, pulsed and modulation modes. Also, the LDC-1 enables LED control from an external source, such as a function generator or a trigger/modulation signal from a spectrometer or other electronic device.

In the LSM LED internal modulation mode, users can select continuous sine, triangle or square waveforms, and optimize LED frequency. These functions are useful for applications such as quality analysis and testing of commercial phosphors.

LSM LEDs are available in discrete wavelengths ranging from 265-880 nm and in a warm white option with color temperature of 3689 K. LSM LEDs accommodate multiple mounting options (DIN rail, optical bench, rack) and are supplied with a rugged plastic case for carrying multiple LEDs and accessories. Kit versions (the controller plus selected wavelength units) cover UV (265, 280, 310, 365 nm) and Visible (405, 470, 533, 635 nm) wavelengths, or can be purchased with a mix of wavelength models (280, 365, 470 nm and 3689K warm white).
 

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About Ocean Optics

Ocean Optics is the applied spectral knowledge company, partnering with customers to solve a wide range of application challenges using optical sensing technologies. With locations in the Americas, Europe and Asia, the company has sold more than 300,000 spectrometers worldwide since 1992. Ocean Optics’ extensive line of complementary technologies includes UV-Vis, NIR, MIR and Raman spectrometers; chemical sensors; analytical instrumentation; multi-wavelength sensors and multispectral cameras; and optical fibers and components. The company is a subsidiary of Halma plc, an international market leader in specialist safety, health and environmental technologies.

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