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Near ir LEDs are also cheap and easy to power, with its what's in remote controls. Low pressure sodium lights aren't. I remember using them in postgrad labs and
by ctrw 2y ago
Near ir LEDs are also cheap and easy to power, with its what's in remote controls. Low pressure sodium lights aren't. I remember using them in postgrad labs and it wasn't fun.
Alternatively you could use a solid state laser or narrow band LEDs if you need the band to isolate to be in the visible spectrum too.