Transmittance measurement

Spectral transmittance is the ratio of the transmitted light intensity to the total light intensity, which reflects the reference standard for the radiant flux loss in the entire optical system. The spectral transmittance measurement of transparent, translucent objects (including liquids, glass, etc.) is of great significance and value.It is widely used in evaluating the quality of the filter. And it is also an important indicator of the qualified glass and liquid transparency testing in medical and health, industrial production, chemical synthesis and other fields.

For spectral transmittance measurement, a spectrometer, light source, fiber, measuring holder, standard reference sample, and measurement software are usually required. Brolight provides users with those testing equipment. With the configured devices, you can build a variety of common spectral measurement systems. Each of the measurement system has its applicable spectral range. Therefore, it is necessary for the users to select the appropriate spectral range. For example, in order to measure the UVspectrum, a spectrometer capable of detecting the ultraviolet wavelength and a broad spectral of ultraviolet radiation light source are required.

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Typical liquid transmittance measurement system:

Adopt cuvette transmission spectral holder.

Standard cuvette.

*It is also suitable for liquid absorption testing.

Transmission-type integrating sphere measurement

Uitable for the measurement of solids such as ground glass and glasses.

Adopt integrating sphere, high testing accuracy.

Measure the spectral transmittance in the wavelength range of 200-1100nm.

Provide customized product services.

Typical Solid Transmittance Measurement:

Applicable to the measurement of smooth surface solid.

Flexible and easy to operate.

Adjustable distance.

The peak wavelength , center wavelength, FWHM and transmittance values could be automatically read.

The data of transmittance measured by different Optical filters：