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While the
Simtron Analyzers were relatively low-priced and could therefore be
purchased by hobbyists as well as labs, the Super Chromegatron was
marketed for professional use. It used the latest electronics,
including a photomultiplier tube for very precise readings, and a fiber
optic cable to transfer the light from the probe to the tube housed in
the main unit. It was also the first Omega analyzer to provide
cosine correction on the probe. These units were made for Omega by
Macbeth.
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Type:
photomultiplier tube, fiber optic
probe cable,
spot (3mm) and
integrated
reading
Features: illuminated scales
safety lock dials
cosine correction
calibration check
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Controls: On/Off
Cyan/Yellow/Magenta
Exposure calibration
Dial selector
Calibration adjustment
Electronic f/stop
Weight: 13 lb.
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Used Advice: State-of-the-art
at the time, but we now consider these analyzers uneconomical to repair. |
