MDM-31PH88L

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The MDM-31PH88L is an industrial-grade optical filter module which has been designed for applications such as gas detection, spectroscopy, microscopy, and optical instrument design. It consists of a robust and highly specular Bayer filter, a light-emitting diode diaphragm, and a housing manufactured from corrosion-resistant steel alloy.

The Bayer filter is a specialized filter that is used for controlling the spectral range of light passing through a system. It is composed of multiple layers of optical interference coatings and utilizes the principles of optical interference to block certain wavelengths while allowing others to pass. This enables the user to selectively filter out particular parts of the spectrum that may not be needed for scientific or industrial analysis purposes.

The light-emitting diode diaphragm is an important element of the module. It adjusts the level of optical power transmitted through the module, thus allowing the user to adjust the intensity of the light passing through. This can be used to control the exposure time and to customize any light measurements taken.

The housing of the MDM-31PH88L is a durable metal alloy designed to withstand corrosion and other environmental factors. It has been engineered to be able to withstand temperatures up to 75°C, as well as pressures up to six atmospheres. The use of corrosion-resistant steel alloy ensures that the module will have a long working life.

The MDM-31PH88L is a versatile module and can be used for a variety of applications. It is designed for industrial applications, such as gas detection, spectroscopy, and microscopy. The module’s spectral filter capabilities allow users to adjust the level of light passing through the module, allowing users to customize light measurements taken. The robust construction ensures that the module will have a long working life.

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