Fluorescent transilluminator requiring no visible light-cutting filter
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorHisashi Yoshida
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AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorHisashi Yoshida
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A fluorescent transilluminator according to the present invention comprises an ultraviolet source and a case housing the ultraviolet source. The ultraviolet source emits only ultraviolet rays of a sharp line spectrum. In the case, a transmission window, which passes ultraviolet rays toward an object to be irradiated, is formed as an opening thereof. In the transmission window, a visible light-cutting filter, which transmits ultraviolet rays and cuts visible light, is not installed. The ultraviolet source has particularly a fluorescent body, which is activated by gadolinium and emits ultraviolet rays, and an excitation source, which excites the fluorescent body through xenon discharge to make the fluorescent body fluoresce; and emits an emission of a spectrum having a peak emission wavelength at 313 nm with 5 nm or shorter half width.
A fluorescent transilluminator housing an ultraviolet source and emitting ultraviolet rays from said ultraviolet source to an outside object to be irradiated, wherein
A fluorescent transilluminator, which irradiates an electrophoretically treated gel stained with fluorescent substance with ultraviolet rays having a wavelengths ranging from 280 to 315 nm, wherein a transmission window, which passes light of wavelengths equal to or longer than 300 nm ranging from the ultraviolet region to the visible light region, is installed between the ultraviolet source housed in the fluorescent transilluminator and said electrophoretically treated gel.
A fluorescent transilluminator housing an ultraviolet source and emitting ultraviolet rays from said ultraviolet source to an outside object to be irradiated, wherein
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