Product Description
Spectrometer
Descriptions of Spectrometer
The spectrometer consists of a telescope and a collimator mounted on a stable heavy C. I. base with three leveling screws.
The protected 150 mm (6") or 175 mm (7)" scale divided into 0-360 degrees in steps of half degrees can be read from both scales & moves along with the telescope to give its exact position. It gives accuracy of one minute of an arc or 30 seconds of an arc. Telescope is having an achromatic objective of 7" focal length and a Rams den Eye Piece with cross line gratitude. The collimator is also fitted with 7" objective & adjustable precision vertical slit with jaws of non rusting metal. Both the telescope & collimator are having fine rack & pinion motion. In the center of the table there is a prism table for clamping of prism or diffraction grating. Packed in a sturdy wooden box with instruction manual & duster. L Available in Brass and Stainless Steel scale in both the sizes of 15.0 cm (6") and 17.5 cm (7") of protected circle.
Designed for Accurate MeasurementsThe spectrometer is engineered for precise angular readings, facilitated by its high-quality vernier scale and manual adjustments. Its ability to measure angles down to minutes of arc makes it highly valuable for experiments requiring meticulous data, such as those involving the measurement of light wavelength or refractive index.
Built for Durability and StabilityWith a metal body reinforced by brass fittings and a stable tripod base, this spectrometer offers both strength and reliability. Its robust construction ensures it stands up to regular laboratory use, and its polished finish makes it easy to maintain and resistant to wear.
Versatile Laboratory ApplicationsIdeal for use in physics laboratories, this spectrometer is designed for a variety of experiments, including wavelength measurement and refractive index determination. Whether you're a student or a professional, this instrument supports a wide spectrum of scientific studies.
FAQ's of Spectrometer:
Q: How is this spectrometer used in laboratory experiments?
A: This spectrometer is primarily utilized for physics experiments such as determining the wavelength of light and refractive index measurements. Its vernier scale allows for highly precise angular readings, making it suitable for educational and professional lab settings.
Q: What are the core components of the instrument?
A: The main components include the telescope, collimator, and prism table-each crucial for accurate alignment, light dispersion, and measurement during spectral analysis.
Q: When is the analog vernier scale most beneficial?
A: The analog vernier scale proves especially valuable when experiments demand extremely precise angular measurements, such as those necessary for calculating wavelengths or refractive indices.
Q: Where can this spectrometer be installed or used?
A: With its stable tripod base and compact dimensions (300 mm x 200 mm x 200 mm), it can be set up easily in schools, colleges, research labs, or industrial quality control departments throughout India.
Q: What is the benefit of a manually operated spectrometer?
A: Manual operation provides operators with direct control, ensuring careful calibration and measurement. This enhances reliability and accuracy in sensitive experiments, particularly in academic contexts.
Q: How does the stable tripod base support usage?
A: The tripod base minimizes vibrations and enhances stability, allowing precise measurements and secure setup, which is vital during detailed spectral analysis.