Spectrometer
Pronunciation: /spɛkˈtrɑːmətər/
Spectrometer (noun)
- A scientific instrument that measures how light is spread by wavelength, helping identify materials and their properties.
- A device that records and analyses radiation signals to show intensity across different frequencies or wavelengths.
Examples
- A spectrometer measures the light spectrum from a sample.
- The spectrometer shows which colors are present in the light.