Diode Array Detector

Diode array detectors are advanced spectroscopy instruments used to analyze the composition of a sample by measuring the absorption, fluorescence, or reflection of light. These detectors consist of a linear or two-dimensional array of photodiodes that simultaneously measure multiple wavelengths of light, making them highly efficient and versatile. In addition to their high-speed and high-resolution spectral measurements, diode array detectors have other features that make them valuable tools in spectroscopy. These features include low noise, high dynamic range, good linearity, and the ability to operate at low temperatures and high pressures.