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- Page 1 Halogen Calibrated Light Sources Installation and Operation Manual For Products: HL-3-CAL, HL-3-CAL-EXT, HL-3-INT-CAL, HL- 3-INT-CAL-EXT, HL-3 plus-CAL, HL-3 plus -CAL-EXT, HL-3 plus -CAL-INT, and HL-3 plus -CAL-INT-EXT Document: 000-10000-190-02-201511...
- Page 2 AMERICAS & WORLD HEADQUARTERS Phone: +1 727-733-2447 Ocean Optics, Inc. Fax: +1 727-733-3962 830 Douglas Ave. Dunedin, FL 34698 Sales: info@oceanoptics.com Orders: orders@oceanoptics.com Support: techsupport@oceanoptics.com Manufacturing & Logistics 4301 Metric Dr. Winter Park, FL 32792 EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA Sales &...
- Page 3 Important Safety Notices 1. Do not remove or modify any installed safety device on this equipment. Doing so will void your warranty and create an unsafe operating environment. 2. Dangerous voltages are present in this device. There are NO user serviceable parts inside. 3.
- Page 4 Important Safety Notices 000-10000-190-02-201502...
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents About This Manual ......................iii Document Purpose and Intended Audience ................iii What’s New in this Document ....................iii Document Summary ........................iii Product-Related Documentation ....................iii Upgrades ........................iv Chapter 1: Setup ................1 Overview ........................1 Models Available ...................... - Page 6 Table of Contents 000-10000-190-02-201511...
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Page 7: About This Manual
About This Manual Document Purpose and Intended Audience This document provides you with an installation section to get your system up and running, basic information about the calibration light source, and a log to save the time of the light source’s use. What’s New in this Document This version of the Halogen Calibrated Light Sources Installation and Operation Manual adss information about bulb replacment. -
Page 8: Upgrades
About This Manual Upgrades Occasionally, you may find that you need Ocean Optics to make a change or an upgrade to your system. To facilitate these changes, you must first contact Customer Support and obtain a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number. Please contact an Ocean Optics Application Scientist for specific instructions when returning a product. -
Page 9: Chapter 1: Setup
Chapter 1 Setup Overview The HL-3 Series of Halogen Calibrated Light Sources for the VIS-Shortwave NIR (350 nm-1100 nm) is a tungsten-halogen light source that provides known absolute intensity values at several wavelengths, expressed in µW/cm²/nm and in a radiant flux in µW/nm for the INT models. Since the spectral intensity of the HL-3 Series can be traced to an intensity standard traceable to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), it is specifically designed for calibrating the absolute spectral response of your system. -
Page 10: Models Available
1: Setup Models Available HL-3 Series light source models are available in regular (350 – 1100 nm or 350 – 1050 nm) and extended (EXT models) (350 – 2400 nm) wavelength ranges. The INT models are used with an integrating sphere (rather than a CC-3 cosine-corrected irradiance probe). -
Page 11: Connecting A Spectrometer To The Hl-3
1: Setup HL-3 light source unit 1 AC adapter for stabilizing power Power cord Lamp Calibration Report for using the HL-3 light source with a CC-3 cosine-corrected irradiance probe or integrating sphere (INT models) 1 CD that holds files for both lamp calibration reports ... -
Page 12: Connecting A Spectrometer To The Hl-3-Int-Cal Models When Using An Integrating Sphere
1: Setup Connecting a Spectrometer to the HL-3-INT-CAL Models When Using an Integrating Sphere ► Procedure Use the following procedure to connect your HL-3 light source to a spectrometer when using an integrating sphere (INT models): 1. The HL-3-CAL-INT and HL-3-CAL-INT-EXT have a diffusor for light output. Place the HL-3- CAL-INT output diffusor at the aperture of your integrating sphere. -
Page 13: Chapter 2: Hl-3 Specifications
Chapter 2 HL-3 Specifications This section provides information on the operating environment and specifications of the HL-3 Series light sources. Operating Environment The following table provides information on optimizing the operating environment of your HL-3. Operating Environment The HL-3 Unit . . . Moisture Is designed for operation in dry rooms only. - Page 14 2: HL-3 Specifications Specification Value Connector: Regular Models CC-3 cosine corrector INT Models Integrating Sphere Shutter: Regular Models plus Models 000-10000-190-02-201511...
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Page 15: Appendix A: Calibration Basics
Appendix A Calibration Basics Overview Calibrated systems, independent of the particular calibrated unit, are always traceable to national standards. A calibrated item is comparable to all calibrated items which are calibrated for the same calibrated unit. Each measurement result has an uncertainty, and the level of uncertainty is given either for one single standard deviation (k = 1) or for two standard deviations (k = 2), which is often named as expanded uncertainty. -
Page 16: Uncertainty Level Calculation For Hl-3 Plus Family
A: Calibration Basics Uncertainty Level Calculation for HL-3 plus Family Each realistic measurement has an uncertainty and therefore, a calibration has an uncertainty. The uncertainty should be validated seriously since this reflects how reliable the calibration is. The following international standards define the uncertainty and are describing how the uncertainty should be derived: ... - Page 17 A: Calibration Basics These factors are taken into account for deriving the wavelength for resolved levels of uncertainty (listed below). Standard Uncertainties and Uncertainty Budgets in % at Wavelength (Example) 800 1000 1200 1600 1800 2000 2400 Standard uncertainty k = 1 5,09 3,64 3,01 3,00 3,04 3,04...
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Page 19: Appendix B: Hl-3 Use Log
Appendix B HL-3 Use Log HL-3 Series Use Log Use Log No.: Page No.: ID No.: Lamp S/N: Date Calibrated: Reference Standard: Working Standard: Do not exceed 50 hours of total “ON” time without recalibration. Note: Date Start Stop Printed Signature Running Comments... - Page 20 B: HL-3 Use Log Date Start Stop Printed Signature Running Comments Used Time Time Initials Total for “on” Time 000-10000-190-02-201511...
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Page 21: Index
Index absolute irradiance calibration, 7 operating environment, 5 calibration, 7 package contents, 2 connecting to spectrometer product-related documentation, iii using a cosine corrector, 3 using an integrating sphere, 4 cosine corrector, 3 radiant flux calibration, 7 document audience, iii setup, 1 purpose, iii specifications, 5 summary, iii... - Page 22 Index 000-10000-190-02-201511...
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