CNI fiber optic spectrometers with the characteristics of compact and portable design, plug and play, easy operation and Spectral Analysis 5.0 software downloads, can replace the old spectrophotometers. They are widely used in Laser wavelength and line width measurement and also the laser excitation fluorescence, Raman and LIBS spectrum measurement.
Fiber optic Spectrometer with the advantages of modularization and flexibility of its measuring system is widely used to measure wavelength and line width of laser, LED and common light source, can accurately obtain the spectral characteristics of the light source which is being tested. CNI developed spectrometers with the characteristics of compact and portable design, plug and play, easy operation and Spectral Analysis 5.0 software downloads, which are extensively applied on the fields of scientific research, teaching, industries and many other applications. CNI can also customize the wavelength and resolution of the spectrometers according to different customers` demands.
High Resolution Spectrometer
Aurora 4000
High Sensitivity Spectrometer
Sunshine
Compact Spectrometer
Firefly 4000
Multi- channel Spectrometer
Rainbow series
Resolution is up to 0.1nm (FWHM)
Application: Laser wavelength
analysis; LED sorting; Chemical,etc
Quantum effciency is up to 80%
Application:Raman spectrum;
Semiconductor processing, etc
Compact and portable design
Application: Laser wavelength
analysis; Biochemical analysis, etc
That is made features of wide
spectral rang and high resoultion,
with synchronous delay device
Components & Accessories
HLS-1000 Halogen Tungsten
Light Source
Sample Spectrum
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This standard refers to the adoption of the international standard ISO 3833-77 "Road Vehicles - Types - Nouns and Definitions."
1 Theme content and scope of application
This standard specifies the terms related to motorcycles and mopeds.
This standard applies to motorcycles and mopeds that drive on highways, urban roads and non-roads.
2 Terms
2.1 moped moped
A two-wheeled or three-wheeled motor vehicle, with the design speed not exceeding 50km/h. If the power is a heat engine, the total displacement must not exceed 50 mL.
2.1.1 two-wheel moped with two wheels
A driving wheel and a driven wheel are fitted to accommodate mopeds on roads or city roads.
2.1.2 two-wheel scooter scooter
The frame adapted for driving on roads or city roads is a sitting type two-wheeled motorcycle.
2.1.3 right three-wheeled moped
It is equipped with three wheels, one of which is in the longitudinal center plane, and the other two wheels are light motorcycles symmetrically distributed in the longitudinal center plane.
2.1.3.1 General right three-wheeled moped
A three-wheeled moped for the carriage of passengers or cargo.
2.1.3.2 Special three-wheeled moped for right purpose
A three-wheeled moped equipped with special equipment for the purpose of use or for use on a dedicated site.
2.2 motorcycle motorcycle
A three-wheeled motor vehicle with a two-wheeled motor vehicle or vehicle with a total mass of no more than 400kg1). The mopeds specified in paragraph 2.1 are not included.
Note 1) The total vehicle trim quality of a regular three-wheeled motorcycle and special vehicle with a cab is not limited to this.
2.2.1 two-wheel motorcycle motorcycle with two wheels
A motorcycle equipped with a driving wheel and a driven wheel.
2.2.1.1 Two-wheeled ordinary motorcycle street bike
Adapt to two-wheeled motorcycles driving on roads or city roads.
2.2.1.2 Two-wheeled Scooter Motorscooter
The frame adapted for driving on roads or city roads is a sitting type two-wheeled motorcycle.
2.2.1.3 Two-wheeled off-road motorcycle dual-purpose bike
Riding frame, off-road wheels, both off-road performance, mainly used for road driving, can also be used for two-wheeled motorcycles on rugged roads.
2.2.1.4 Two-wheeled Motocross off-road bike
Riding frame, off-road wheels, with off-road performance, mainly for non-road driving two-wheeled motorcycle.
2.2.1.5 Two-Round (Runway) Racing General Racer Bike
A two-wheeled motorcycle that is used to race speed on a particular track.
2.2.1.6 two-wheel road racing road racer bike
A two-wheeled motorcycle that is used to close road race speeds.
2.2.1.7 two-wheeled cross-country racing motorcrosser racer bike
Off-road performance, two-wheeled motorcycle for off-road racing in off-road areas.
2.2.1.8 two-wheel rally car trial bike
A two-wheeled motorcycle that tests the athlete’s driving skills, endurance and vehicle durability.
2.2.1.9 special two-wheel motorcycle motorcycle with two wheels for specific purpose
Two-wheeled motorcycles equipped with special equipment for special tasks.
2.2.2 side tricycle motorcycle with sidecar
On one side of the two-wheeled motorcycle is a sidecar motorcycle.
2.2.2.1 ordinary side three-wheel motorcycle general motorcycle with sidecar
A three-wheeled motorcycle for carrying occupants or cargo.
2.2.2.2 Side Tricycle motorcycle with sidecar for motorcr-osser racer
A three-wheeled motorcycle with off-road performance for competitions or military training.
2.2.2.3 Special side tricycle motorcycle with sidecar for specific purpose
A three-wheeled motorcycle with special equipment for special tasks.
2.2.3 right three-wheeled motorcycle
A motorcycle equipped with three wheels, one of which is in the longitudinal center plane, and the other two wheels are symmetrically distributed with the longitudinal center plane.
2.2.3.1 General right three-wheeled motorcycle
A three-wheeled motorcycle for carrying passengers or cargo.
2.2.3.2 Special three-wheeled motorcycle for specific purpose
A three-wheeled motorbike equipped with special equipment for the designated task.
TG series External Trigger Box
Fiber Holder
Fiber
Optical Signal Collector
4 Way Cuvette Holder
Automobile, motorcycle instrumentation terminology