Spectrometer

Spectrometers are instruments that measure electromagnetic radiation intensity across various wavelengths. They must be designed for specific wavelength ranges, as equipment suitable for one part of the electromagnetic spectrum may not be appropriate for another.

What is the primary function of a spectrometer?

Explain the significance of measuring electromagnetic radiation intensity.

Why must spectrometers be designed for specific ranges of wavelengths?

What types of equipment and detectors are mentioned in relation to the electromagnetic spectrum?

What happens if equipment designed for one end of the electromagnetic spectrum is used at the other end?