UV-37 series detectors are high sensitivity irradiance detectors for UV radiometric applications involving polychromatic optical radiation. Each detector is supplied with a diffuser window and shadow ring for a cosine corrected field-of-view. The relevant components of the detector are UV aged prior to calibration to minimize degradation in long term use under UV radiation.The compact low profile 37-type housing fits into tight spaces and includes a M6 tapped hole for post mount stands. A machined V-groove allows other components like quartz radiance barrels to be attached expanding application capability.
The detectors are supplied with a 2m long coaxial cable with selectable -1, -2 or -4 type connector for use with Gigahertz-Optik's range of optometers. Internationally traceable calibration & certification of UV irradiance in W/m² and W/cm² within the specified spectral sensitivity range is provided.
UV-37 Series | UV-3711 | UV-3718 |
Model |
Spectral Function |
Wavelength Range |
Input Optic Diameter |
F.O.V.
|
Units of |
Housing |
Typical Sensitivity |
|
nm |
mm |
Diameter |
Length |
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UV Irradiance Detectors |
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UV-3701 |
Radiometric UV-A |
315-400 |
11 |
Cosine |
W/m²; W/cm² |
37 |
32 |
6nA/W/m2 |
UV-3702 |
Radiometric UV-B |
280-315 |
11 |
Cosine |
W/m²; W/cm² |
37 |
50 |
0.4nA/W/m2 |
UV-3703 |
Radiometric UV-C |
250-280 |
11 |
Cosine |
W/m²; W/cm² |
37 |
32 |
2nA/W/m2 |
UV-3710 |
Radiometric UV-A |
320-400 |
11 |
Cosine |
W/m²; W/cm² |
37 |
50 |
5nA/W/m2 |
UV-3711 |
Radiometric UV-B |
280-320 |
11 |
Cosine |
W/m²; W/cm² |
37 |
50 |
0.3nA/W/m2 |
UV-3716 |
Radiometric UV-A |
305-400 |
11 |
Cosine |
W/m²; W/cm² |
37 |
50 |
5nA/W/m2 |
UV-3717 |
UV-A Visible Blind |
315-400 |
11 |
Cosine |
W/m²; W/cm² |
37 |
32 |
6nA/W/m2 |
UV-3718 |
Narrowband UV-C |
254 |
11 |
Cosine |
W/m²; W/cm² |
37 |
32 |
2nA/W/m2 |
UV-3719 |
Broadband UV |
250-390 |
11 |
Cosine |
W/m²; W/cm² |
37 |
32 |
6nA/W/m2 |
Calibrated & Certified To International Standards
All optical radiation detectors are calibrated and certified by Gigahertz-Optik's calibration laboratory with both absolute sensitivity data and spectral responsivity plot provided.