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Compact, Flexible SC 6000 Allows Up to 100 Programmed Calibrations

North Sutton, New Hampshire (August 28, 2007) – To meet the need for a versatile system controller, Labsphere, Inc a world leader in light metrology, spectroscopy and reflective materials recently launched the new SC 6000 programmable radiometer and photometer.  The new system controller allows for up to 100 programmed calibrations and can be used for photometric or radiometric applications. Users are able to create, upgrade or expand a calibration in minutes using a wide variety of interchangeable detector assemblies, integrating spheres, light sources and power supplies.

A true out-of-the-box system controller, the SC 6000 is programmed to monitor luminous and radiant flux, luminance, radiance, intensity, illuminance, and irradiance.  These values make the SC 6000 an integral component for any calibration system, and allow it to be used across a wide range of applications such as uniquely designed imaging calibration instruments, lamp measurement photometers, or laser power measurement systems.

Labsphere’s SC 6000 is best for controlling calibration systems, photometric and radiometric monitoring of camera calibration systems, lamp measurement, and photometry and laser power measurement.  The system controller also features compatibility with Si, Ge, InGaAs and many other photovoltaic detectors.

North Sutton, New Hampshire (August 14, 2007) –  To keep up with growing global demand for Labsphere’s light metrology, spectroscopy and reflective materials products, the company has recently appointed Roger Xiao as its new Asia Pacific Sales Director.
Based in Shanghai, China, Xiao brings to Labsphere a solid background in sales leadership. He will be offering Labsphere’s complete line of light testing and measurement, and optical coating solutions throughout the entire Asia Pacific region. 

Labsphere’s products are widely used in industries as varied as automotive and textile manufacturing, architecture, aerospace technology, semiconductors, instrumentation, machine building, imaging, remote sensing and product testing.  Along with its extensive product line, the company also offers a variety of custom development and calibration services.

Xiao joins Labsphere from Electro Rent Corporation in Tianjin, where he was the International Business Development Manager. He was responsible for opening Electro Rent’s first office in China and subsequently developing a new China market.  Prior to that he spent six years working for the Ministry of Communication in Beijing.  Xiao has an MBA from Pepperdine University in California, USA.

Xiao can be reached via e-mail at rxiao@labsphere.com, or by phone (021) 5206 8686.