Description
Product Overview
The AELAB AE-ICP700 Inductively Coupled Plasma Emission Spectrometer is a laboratory instrument for elemental analysis by atomic emission.
Applications
- Elemental analysis of metals, alloys, and aqueous samples
- Quantitative determination of trace elements
- Quality control in industrial manufacturing
- Research and development in materials science
- Environmental monitoring of water and soil
- Chemical and petrochemical analysis
Technical Specifications
Product Specifications and Technical Indicators
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| 1. Power Supply System | |
| Working frequency | 27.12MHz |
| Frequency stability | <0.05% |
| Matching method | Automatic matching |
| Output power | 800W ~1600W, continuously adjustable, power supply efficiency greater than 65% |
| Output power stability | ≤0.05% |
| Output working coil inner diameter | 25mm, 3 turns, equipped with three-concentric quartz torch tube with outer diameter 20mm; coaxial nebulizer outer diameter 6mm; double-cylinder spray chamber outer diameter 35mm |
| 2. Spectroscopic System | |
| Optical path | Czerny turner type |
| Focal length | 1000mm |
| Grating specifications | Ion-etched holographic grating, line density 3600L/mm or 2400L/mm; ruled area (80×110) mm |
FAQ
What is the working frequency of the AE-ICP700?
The working frequency is 27.12 MHz.
What type of optical system does it use?
It uses a Czerny turner type optical path with 1000 mm focal length.
What grating specifications are available?
An ion-etched holographic grating with line density 3600 L/mm or 2400 L/mm; ruled area (80×110) mm.
Is the output power adjustable?
Yes, output power is continuously adjustable from 800 W to 1600 W with power stability ≤0.05%.
What torch and nebulizer are included?
A three-concentric quartz torch tube (outer diameter 20 mm), coaxial nebulizer (outer diameter 6 mm), and double-cylinder spray chamber (outer diameter 35 mm) are included.
What is the frequency stability?
The frequency stability is <0.05%.
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