Fluorescence Spectrophotometer

The Cary Eclipse fluorescence spectrophotometer uses an intense Xenon flash lamp, coupled with Schwarzschild collection optics, to send a huge amount of light through a sample, resulting in excellent sensitivity. In fact, less than 0.5 ml of sample is needed for a measurement, as the horizontal beam profile ensures excellent sensitivity even with such low volumes. Photosensitive samples are not exposed to continuous light as the Xenon flash lamp flashes only to acquire a data point. Cary Eclipse software is modular in design, with different applications to meet different analytical requirements. Accessories include a microplate reader that measures up to 384 samples, offering the highest throughput without compromising sensitivity.