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Page 61 GL Optic Introduces UV LED Spectroradiometer
Weilheim/Teck, Germany — GL Optic has released a new model of its GL SPECTIS 4.0, designed for fast verification of UV radiation in production and laboratories. The company has introduced a range of solutions optimized for UV LED measurement in a variety of applications. UV radiation is widely used in industrial
processes, medical and dental practices for a range of purposes. The effectiveness of UV radiation can vary significantly with even slightly different fre- quencies of radiation. This invisible part of optical radiation can only be measured with calibrated and reliable optical measurement instruments. This calibrated spectroradiometer can be
connected to a small integrating sphere for radi- ant power measurement of single sources or a larger integrating sphere for module testing. The GL RID One UV setup consists of a spectroradiometer combined with a tabletop goniometer system for measurements of the radiant intensi- ty angular distribution. High-precision optical measure-
ment instruments that the company has manufactured for the last 10 years are now available in different
C&K: Mini Tact Switch Rated for 10 Million Cycles
Waltham, MA — C&K has launched a new tact switch with a rating of 10 million cycles. The KSC Tireless Endurance (KSC TE) is an innova- tive addition to the company’s tactile product portfolio, which can help ease the design cycle by offering a longstanding lifetime for its size and force range. The tact switch is suit- able for demanding applications in the industrial, elevator and gaming industries.
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FASTEST & MOST ACCURATE Granite chassis eliminates vibrations
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KSC TE series miniature tact switch. Combining a soft actuator and a
revised internal structure enables the KSC TE to provide 10 million cycles. Most existing solutions only offer a maximum of five million cycles at 1.6 N. KSC TE has doubled that. With excellent reliability, there
is less need for costly maintenance or replacement. Its compact size gives designers more room to add function- ality to their units or to reduce the size of their PCBs. The soft actuator allows for easier tolerance manage- ment with possible preload. Its IP67 rating offers strong protection
against dust and water ingress. Contact: C&K, 1601 Trapelo
Road, Suite 178, Waltham, MA 02451 % 617-969-3700 Web:
www.ckswitches.com
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GL SPECTIS 4.0 UV LED spectroradiometer.
configurations, allowing the measurement of sin- gle LEDs, LED modules and LED-based UV lamps.
The usable spectral working range of the
SPECTIS 4.0 starts at 200 nm. Depending on the configuration, the optical resolution FWHM can be set at 0.5 nm. Dedicated thermal adjustment allows stable readings at different application tem- peratures of up to 95°F (35°C). Due to its calibration, absolute UV spectral
values are free of stray light impact. Wavelength and linearity correction is verified with the use of an optical bench. Absolute readings are well-aligned to the black body radiation standard and checked with a deuterium lamp for short-UV range. Meas - urements with the new instrument can fill the gap
in a variety of UV LED applications. Contact: GL Optic, Tobelwasenweg 24, 73235
Weilheim/Teck, Germany % +49-0-7023-9504-20 E-mail:
office@gloptic.com Web:
www.gloptic.com
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