University of Warsaw
The setup allows for characterization of emission properties of photoactive materials (e.g. photosensitizers, fluorescent markers, laser dyes, materials for modern light sources) using steady-state and time-resolved fluorescence spectroscopy.
In steady-state measurements, the samples are excited in the spectral range of 210-1000 nm with a xenon lamp light. Diode lasers generating picosecond laser pulses of different wavelengths and a Ti:sapphire laser tuneable in the 690-1050 nm range with the possibility of generating the second and third harmonic light are available for excitation of samples in time-resolved studies. Fluorescence spectra and decays can be typically recorded in the range of 230-850 nm. The measuring system also allows the integration of other excitation light sources and non-standard detectors, e.g. to increase the spectral range of measurements or to improve the temporal resolution. Modification of the sample holder for non-typical samples is also possible.
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