| monochromator | <microscopy> A light-dispersing instrument which is used to obtain light of substantially one wavelength, or at least of a very narrow band of the spectrum. The light is apt to be weak because of its purity. The use of monochromatic light filters is usually adequate for microscopical work. (05 Aug 1998) |
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Apparatus that can filter a particular wavelength or energy, ie monochromatic radiation, from a spectrum of electromagnetic radiation, eg using a crystal. Turning the crystal allows selected wavelengths to be tuned or changed with great precision.
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A device that isolates portions of the spectrum by separating light into its component wavelengths, and transmits a particular wavelength to the specimen.
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