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Equipment Info
Photoluminescence Spectrometer
Equipment Code : 2947158
Make : Edinburgh Instruments, United Kingdom
Model : FLS1000
Institution : National Institute of Technology (NIT) Karnataka Surathkal
Department : Central Research Facility
Funding Agency Details :
Pooling of Equipment slot : No
AMC End Date (Valid Till) :
PRISM Service Category (About PRISM) : D
Pre-Experiment Support (including sample preparation, setup assistance and pre-experimental guidance) :
Post-Experiment Support (including result interpretation, data analysis and post-experimental reporting) :
Equipment Certification (if any) (No document available):
Equipment Calibration (if any) (No document available):
Remarks / Special Instructions (if any):
Description : Photoluminescence spectroscopy is a non-destructive, non-contact method that analyzes the electronic structure of materials by observing the light emitted when they are excited by light
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PL in Visible range [350 – 750 nm]
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PL in NIR Range [750 – 1500 nm]
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Life time measurement in Visible range [350 – 750 nm]
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Quantum Yield Measurements in Visible range [350 – 750 nm]
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Quantum Yield Measurements in NIR range [750 – 1500 nm]
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Life time measurement in NIR range [750 – 1500 nm]
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PL in Visible range at Low temperature up 77 K [350 – 750 nm]
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PL in NIR range at Low temperature up 77 K [750 – 1500 nm]
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Life time measurement in Visible range at Low temperature up 77 K [350 – 750 nm]
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Life time measurement in NIR range at Low temperature up 77 K [750 – 1500 nm]
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