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Quantaurus-Tau® 荧光寿命光谱仪
C16361系列
Quantaurus-Tau 是一款用于测量亚纳秒到毫秒范围内的荧光寿命的紧凑型系统。操作非常简单，只需将样品放置到样品室，然后在测量软件上输入几个条件，即可在短时间内高精度地测量荧光寿命和 PL 光谱。在典型测量中，只需 60 秒即可获得分析结果。
Quantaurus-Tau是日本滨松光子学株式会社，及其全球子公司（中国大陆、欧洲联盟、日本、韩国、台湾、英国）注册使用的商标。
特点
简单快速的测量
只有将样品放入样品盒并设置 4 个测量条件，才能轻松快速地获得发光寿命。
7 种激发波长
280 nm、340 nm、365 nm、405 nm、470 nm、590 nm 和 630 nm。
分析不同的样品形式
薄膜、固体、溶液和粉末。
2 种探测器选择
根据要测量的对象，提供两种类型的探测器：标准型和 NIR 型。
用途
- 有机金属络合物
- 荧光探针
- 钙钛矿 PV 材料
- OLED 材料
- 量子点
- LED 磷光体
Quantaurus-Tau 操作说明
只需将样品放入样品室，并在测量软件中输入一些指令，即可利用 Quantaurus-Tau 在短时间内高精度地测量荧光寿命和 PL 光谱。
详细参数
| 类型编号 | C16361-01 | C16361-02 |
|---|---|---|
| 探测器类型 | 标准 | NIR |
| 波长范围 | 300 nm 至 800 nm | 380 nm 到 1030 nm |
| 激发光源 | 七种类型的 LED 光源（280 nm、340 nm、365 nm、405 nm、470 nm、590 nm、630 nm） | |
| 激发光源切换 | 软件控制 | |
| 单色仪 | Czerny-Turner 单色仪 | |
| 测量时间范围 | 4 ns 到 10 s/全刻度 | |
| 磷光测量时间范围 | 200 μs 至 10 s / 全刻度（可选） | |
| 磷光测量 | 磷光激发波长（280 nm、340 nm、365 nm、405 nm、442 nm、470 nm、589 nm、632 nm、1000 nm） | |
| 时间轴通道 | 512 通道、1024 通道、2048 通道、4096 通道 | |
| 总时间分辨率 | < 1.0 ns 半宽度（带 590 nm LED 的 IRF） | |
| 分析功能 | 荧光寿命分析（通过指数函数拟合，最多可分析五种成分）和光谱分析 | |
| 支持的操作系统 | Windows 11 Pro | |
尺寸
案例研究
为评估Center for Organic Photonics and Electronics Research (OPERA), Kyushu University 正在研发的有机光电材料和器件，需用到各种测量方法，如光致发光 (PL) 量子产率测量和荧光寿命测量。为进行此类评估，我们推出了Quantaurus系列与条纹相机。
我们采访了Prof. Chihaya Adachi, Director of the Center与 Assoc. Prof. Hajime Nakanotani，主题为绝对光致发光量子产率测量方法的确立、我们的Quantaurus系列对其研究的影响以及其对未来研究的展望。
用途：发光材料评估
本页将介绍用于评估发光材料与系统特性的原理、方法、测量仪器及案例研究。
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