Intermediate Spectrometer

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Intermediate Spectrometer Specification

Automation Grade
Manual

Temperature Range
Ambient to 50C

Frequency
Manual Operation (No Electrical Frequency)

Measurement Range
0 to 360 Rotation (Prism Table)

Power Source
Manual

Feature
High Stability Base, Precision Angular Measurement, Adjustable Prism Table

Core Components
Collimator, Telescope, Prism Table, Reading Telescope, Scale

Accuracy
Angular Measurement up to 1 Minute

Equipment Materials
Durable Metal Alloy Base, Brass Telescope, Optical Glass Prism

Type
Intermediate Spectrometer

Dimension (L*W*H)
Approx. 420 mm x 250 mm x 130 mm

Light Source Compatibility
White Light or Sodium Lamp

Prism Table Diameter
~100 mm, Marked for Accurate Placement

Telescope Focal Length
~170 mm

Minimum Division on Scale
0.5 Minutes (Vernier Type)

Collimator Focal Length
~175 mm

Eyepiece
10X Magnification, Adjustable Focus

Calibration
Factory Calibrated for Laboratory Use

Application
Refractive Index Measurement, Spectral Line Study, Angle of Prism Measurement

About Intermediate Spectrometer

We are a noteworthy firm in this domain, indulged in manufacturing, exporting and supplying a highly efficient array of Intermediate Spectrometer. Our complete range of spectrometer is precisely engineered under the guidance of proficient professionals with the aid of latest technology. Known for its rigid design and fine focusing, offered spectrometer is mainly utilized for educational purpose in college and school laboratories. We provide this Intermediate Spectrometer in divergent specifications at very reasonable price.

Features:

High magnification
Sturdy design
Low maintenance
Easy to use

Enhanced Accuracy for Laboratory Applications

This intermediate spectrometer is uniquely suited for laboratory research and educational settings, offering meticulous angular measurements up to 1 minute. Its vernier scale and precision optics are designed for advanced optical experiments, making it invaluable for refractive index determination and the study of spectral lines. The high stability base ensures reliable measurements, even during extended use.

Robust and Versatile Design

Constructed with a durable metal alloy base, brass telescope, and optical glass prism, the spectrometer withstands frequent lab usage. The adjustable prism table, compatibility with both white light and sodium lamp sources, and complete 360 rotational measurement capability enable versatile applications across various optical experiments and educational demonstrations.

Ease of Use and Maintenance

This manually operated spectrometer requires no electrical power, simplifying operation and maintenance. With factory calibration, users can immediately perform precise measurements. Its clear scale markings and adjustable components make it accessible for both intermediate and advanced users, enhancing productivity in laboratory environments.

FAQs of Intermediate Spectrometer:

Q: How do I calibrate the Intermediate Spectrometer for laboratory use?

A: The spectrometer is factory calibrated and ready for use upon delivery. No further calibration is needed before routine laboratory applications, ensuring immediate and reliable performance.

Q: What is the recommended process for measuring the refractive index with this spectrometer?

A: To measure the refractive index, place the optical glass prism securely on the marked prism table, align the collimator and telescope using the white light or sodium lamp, and use the vernier scale to record precise angles. Detailed procedures may be found in the user manual.

Q: When should I use the adjustable focus on the 10X eyepiece?

A: Adjust the eyepiece focus before observations to achieve a sharp image of the scale and spectral lines. This enhances measurement accuracy, especially during extended laboratory sessions or when different operators are using the instrument.

Q: Where can the prism table be set for the most accurate measurements?

A: The prism table features diameter markings for accurate placement. Always align the prism on these markings, ensuring the table remains stable and centered during measurements to maintain precision.

Q: What are the benefits of the vernier scale with 0.5-minute minimum division?

A: The fine vernier scale allows angular readings up to 1-minute accuracy, vital for high-precision angle and refractive index measurements. This supports detailed analysis in both research and educational settings.

Q: How is the spectrometer powered and does it require any electrical supply?

A: The spectrometer is completely manual and does not require external electrical power, making it ideal for laboratories where consistent manual operation is preferred.

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