CL-750-LR-PC

Optics - Remote Phosphor Light Source (CL-750-LR-PC) technology is used in many applications, ranging from medical instruments to consumer electronics. This technology uses the phosphorescent properties of certain light-sensitive materials to create a high-intensity, narrow-spectrum light source. The CL-750-LR-PC has been developed specifically for applications that require a light source with very narrow spectral outputs.

The CL-750-LR-PC consists of two main components, a phosphor-based conversion system and an LED light source. The phosphor-based conversion system uses a material that can absorb light in a certain frequency range (e.g. red) and re-emit it as a broader, lower-intensity emission in a different frequency range (e.g. green or blue). The LED light source then provides the excitation energy to activate the phosphor material and convert it into visible, high-intensity light.

The CL-750-LR-PC is capable of producing very narrow spectral outputs, making it ideal for applications that require narrow spectral outputs. For example, it can be used in medical imaging systems where specific wavelengths can be used to highlight certain anatomical features. It is also used in telecommunications and aviation for low-light and night vision applications, as well as in surveillance systems and automotive lighting systems. It can also be used for consumer electronics, such as LCD TVs and computer monitor displays.

In addition, the CL-750-LR-PC is capable of producing very long lifetimes, making it a reliable light source in critical applications. The phosphor-based conversion system is designed to last for up to 10,000 hours, making it an ideal choice for permanent installations and long-term applications.

The CL-750-LR-PC is an advanced lighting solution that provides high intensity, narrow-spectrum outputs, making it a great choice for a variety of applications. Its long lifetime and low power consumption make it an attractive option for many different applications, from medical imaging to consumer electronics.