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More Precise Analysis Achieved with a High-Resolution Spectrometer
More Precise Analysis Achieved with a High-Resolution Spectrometer
Using a Paschen-Runge Spectrometer with the focal length of 1000mm, and a diffraction grating suitable for each of ferrous or
non-ferrous application, PDA-8000 offers high-resolution measurements with less spectral interference over a wide wavelength
range.
Stable and Proven Vacuum Spectrometer
Stable and Proven V acuum Spectrometer
Oxygen inside the spectrometer needs to be removed because it absorbs spectral lines in the vacuum-ultraviolet wavelength
range, and some important elements in material analysis have spectral lines in this range, including Phosphorus, Sulfur and
Nitrogen.
PDA-8000 uses a proven vacuum monochromator to provide stable spectroscopic analysis.
Light Detector Condensing System
Light Detector Condensing System
Light passed through the exit slit is focused on the photosensitive
surface of a photomultiplier tube by a toroidal mirror. This optical Photomultiplier
design enables stable measurement. tube
Exit slit Toroidal mirror
High Responsiveness to Changes in the Environment
High Responsiveness to Changes in the Environment
The spectrometer is made from materials that change little with temperature. In addition, by being located in the thermostatic
chamber with enhanced thermal insulation performance, changes in the ambient temperature do not affect the instrument,
permitting more precise analysis. (Ambient temperature 15 to 30 °C, ±5 °C/hour max.)
Table of Elements that can Be Measured
Main Fields of Application Table of Elements that can Be Measured
Main Fields of Application
Iron and Aluminum base metal, Measurable
steel rolling industry
Cast iron Other metals
• Quality control by rapid analysis in the furnace
at each manufacturing stage
• Analysis to determine compliance with standards
• Materials receiving inspection
Machinery, Automotive, Shipbuilding
• Analysis to determine compliance with standards
• Materials receiving inspection
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