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maybe you had to run through your monochromator over its wavelength range.
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or if you've already known the light source wavelength, then set the monochromator around it and make a narrow scan. Ê×ÏÈÓùâµç±¶Ôö¹Ü²âÁ¿µ½¹âµÄÇ¿¶È´ó¸ÅÊÇ10Íòcps×óÓÒ As your ¹âµç±¶Ôö¹Ü can pick up photons from your light source, then, you may use it to get the spectroscopy of your light source by replacing the installed PIN detector on your spectrometer. Another approach is: 1. checking the background noise of your spectrometer w/o any light in. This may help you to estimate the sensitivity of your spectrometer, and then compared it with that of your PMT. 2. if the sensitivity is compatible, then your light source may be of wide band, and light intensity at each wavelength is too weak to be measurable. 3. if the sensitivity of your spectrometer is only a little bit worse, you may still be able to get the spectroscopy by (a) conducting several measurements and then averaging them. (b) increasing the shutter-open time based on the noise ratio. All suggestion above is based on that you have run your spectrometer at its best for your sample such as its PIN detector at 77 K, the right grating installed (the lowest resolution grating), the greatest slit and the fastest F#. Good luck. ÎÒµÄmonochromatorÊÇÓÃCCD ×÷Ϊdetector 1. You can use "bin or binning" setting in your software to combine several pixels of your CCD together for increasing its sensitivity (at the expense of sacrificing its resolution). 2. the exit slit may be not allowed to be adjusted. You may consult the vendor about all your questions. ¹âͶÉä²»µ½ccdÉÏÃæ if other people have used your spectrometer for similar measurements, it seems that light can reach CCD sensor. [ Last edited by bote on 2009-9-18 at 12:01 ] |
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