Ocean Optics CUV-ALL User Manual

CUV-ALL 4-Way Cuvette Holder
Installation Instructions
The CUV-ALL 4-way cuvette holder for 1-cm path length cuvettes has four collimating lenses that couple to optical fibers, light sources, and spectrometers to measure absorbance, fluorescence, scattering, or any combination of these optical phenomena.
Parts Included
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CUV-ALL Cuvette Holders Installation Instructions
Installation
Follow the installation instructions that correspond to your type of measurement.
Attaching Fibers for Absorbance Measurements
For UV Measurements
Procedure
1. Attach one end of a SMA-terminated optical fiber to one of the collimating lenses with the UV label and a red lens cap.
2. Attach the other end of this fiber (the illumination fiber) to a UV light source.
3. Attach another SMA-terminated optical fiber to a collimating lens directly opposite of the first fiber. This fiber also has a red lens cap.
4. Attach the other end of this fiber to the spectrometer.
For VIS Measurements
Procedure
1. Attach one end of a SMA-terminated optical fiber to one of the collimating lenses with the VIS label and a black lens cap.
2. Attach the other end of this fiber (the illumination fiber) to a light source.
3. Attach another SMA-terminated optical fiber to a collimating lens directly opposite of the first fiber. This fiber also has a black lens cap.
4. Attach the other end of this fiber to the spectrometer.
Attaching Fibers for Fluorescence Measurements
Procedure
1. Attach one end of a SMA-terminated optical fiber to one of the collimating lenses with the UV label and a red lens cap.
2. Attach the other end of this fiber to a light source or an excitation source. Typically for fluorescence measurements, the illumination fiber connects to a UV lens.
3. Attach another SMA-terminated optical fiber to the collimating lens immediately to the left or right of the first fiber. The two collimators must be positioned at a 90° angle for fluorescence measurements.
4. Attach the other end of this fiber to the spectrometer. Typically for fluorescence measurements, the read fiber connects to a VIS lens.
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