Multi-Wavelength Fiber-Coupled LED Source


Our multi-wavelength fiber-coupled LED source, work in continuous, pulse and external trigger mode. The light source used is a high-quality lamp. It is efficient in heat treatment and reliable circuit designs. Also, the light source employs fan that dissipates the heat.

The apparatus is able to maintain a stable output light power. The high-intensity continuous light in continuous mode and pulsed light with adjustable frequency in pulse mode supports 0 to 100% continuous linear regulation of output light intensity. You can control the working frequency, intensity ratio, and duty cycle in external trigger mode using the USB interface.

Features of Fiber-Coupled LED Source

• Multi-wavelength ranging from 350 to 800 nm.
• Stable output light power
• Continuous or pulse output, with adjustable frequency and intensity
• Uses USB interface for external trigger
• Compact design
• High reliability

Benefits of our Fiber-Coupled LED Source

• Our fiber coupled  LED product has a versatile light source.
• It has low operating cost.
• The light source employs fan and thus there are no heat-related problems.
• It demands low maintenance.

Applications of Multi-wavelength Fiber-Coupled LED Source

·         The multi-wavelength fiber-coupled LED source is ideal for the use as a source of illumination and finds a wide use as a lighting source in the microscope, fast spectrum tuning, and optogenetics.
·         It is widely used in biomedical instrumentation, spectroscopy instrumentation, and medical devices and also in industrial machine vision.










Location: Australia

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