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Infrared radiator

March 1, 1997

Pulsed high-intensity infrared radiators can be used for gas analysis, spectroscopy, and calibration. The PulsIR radiators offer high emissivity at either 2-5 or 8-12 µm, using a 6x tungsten filament bulb. Radiator life is rated at more than three years when operated at 1 Hz, with a 10% duty cycle. Electrical pulsing eliminates the need for a chopper.

Infrared radiator

Ion Optics, Bedford, MA

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