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Full Wavelength Scan -- The entire working range of the instrument can be used to
measure the absorption of the sample by scanning. This is a common technique for
determining the maximum absorbance wavelength and is used extensively in the academic
research, materials, life science, and pharmaceutical laboratory where the entire
spectrum is required for advanced sample analysis.
Survey Scanning (Full Wavelength Scanning with VISIONlite software) -- These
instruments have a scanning range of 100 nm. They are especially useful for users
who are looking for a peak absorption wavelength over a narrow wavelength range.
The limited scanning range reduces the cost of the instrument, making them more
affordable for your laboratory.
Non-Scanning (Full Wavelength Scanning with VISIONlite software) -- Some
UV-Visible measurements are performed at only a single point or series of single
point measurements. First, the blank solution is measured and then is followed by
absorbance, transmission, or concentration measurements of the sample. For this
reason, a non-scanning instrument is appropriate for many users. Adding the inexpensive
VISIONlite software allows you to use the users. Adding the inexpensive VISIONlite
software allows you to use the spectrophotometer to scan over the entire wavelength
range of the instrument.
Non-Scanning -- Some UV-Visible measurements are performed at only a single point.
First, the blank solution is measured and then is followed by absorbance, transmission,
or concentration measurements of the sample. For this reason, a non-scanning instrument
is appropriate for many users.