Dear all,
I would like to ask you if your have Is it possible to buy LEDs with their wavelength emission maximum (or ideally with the full emission spectra)?
I would like to use these LEDs as light sources in photochemical reactions.
I found some of these lamps in the Thorlabs web page: https://www.thorlabs.com/newgrouppage9.cfm?objectgroup_id=2853
And I would like to ask if there are alternative suppliers as long as I am also interested in a LED array strip.
Many thanks
Best regards
Vicente
Dear Vicente,
Mightex provides this kind of LED :
http://www.mightexsystems.com/index.php?cPath=21
Innovation Optics to :
http://www.innovationsinoptics.com/products/index.html
Best regards,
Francois
Dear vincente
i do not understand what you need exactly.
you want to buy LEDs based on their central wavelength?
how much power would you need?
try these:
http://www.prizmatix.com/FC/silver-led.aspx
Arie
Dear Arie,
Thanks for your message
Yes, I need a LED based on the central emission wavelength to perform a chemical reaction, therefore I will need a powerful one, maybe 10W or more.
Best regards
Vicente
Dear vincente,
is it possible for you to use more than one LED?
what wavelengths do you need?
the UHP-T line are ultra high power LEDs, and can be of use:
http://www.prizmatix.com/UHP/ultra-high-power-leds.htm
Arie
Dear Arie,
Thanks for your message. Yes I can use more than one LED to irradiate the reaction flask, and I would need LEDs with wavelengths from UV-to red to use in different reactions
Vicente
Dear vincente,
OK
I think at Prizmatix we may have the wavelengths and power that you need.
have you looked at the link i put up?
i have more info if it's needed
arie
hi vincente,
if you still need LEDs, we now have more powerful LEDs in production at prizmatix
arie
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