FluoTime 250
- Compact, tabletop lifetime fluorometer for fast and precise measurements. - Supports steady-state and time-resolved modes (TCSPC, MCS). - Flexible filter-based emission selection with optional monochromator. - EasyTau 2 software for intuitive acquisition and analysis. - Ideal for life sciences, materials science, and photochemistry applications.
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Description
The FluoTime 250 is a compact, flexible table-top lifetime fluorometer for life science, materials science, and photochemistry. It delivers fast, precise, and reliable measurements using TCSPC and MCS techniques, covering lifetimes from picoseconds to seconds. With a filter-based design and optional monochromator for UV-Vis range, it offers high spectral and temporal resolution for advanced fluorescence and photoluminescence studies.
Specifications
Optical configuration : L-Geometry Mode of operation : Steady-state in emission Time-Correlated Single Photon Counting (TCSPC) Multichannel Scaling (MCS) Sensitivity : Down to 10 pM measured with a coumarin sample, with excitation at 440 nm and emission detected at 495 nm Lifetime range : < 10 ps with TCSPC electronics > 5 s with MCS electronics Depending on the light source and detector choice Excitation sources : 255 - 1200 nm picosecond pulsed light sources with repetition rates up to 80 MHz Optional monochromator: Czerny-Turner type Single monochromator 150 mm focal length One exit port Detectors : 230 - 920 nm: Photomultiplier Tubes (PMTs) 220 - 890 nm : Hybrid-PMTs 950 - 1400 nm: NIR-PMTs Software : - Windows-based software with intuitive acquisition & analysis. - Advanced lifetime analysis: reconvolution, multi-exponential fits (up to 5). - Tools for distributions, anisotropy, global & error analysis. - Assisted mode with wizards for standardized workflows. - Custom & scripting modes for full control and automation.
Application
Fluorescence Lifetime Decay Phosphorescence Lifetime Decay Fluorescence Anisotropy Time-Resolved Photoluminescence (TRPL) Fluorescence Spectra