Re: Right angle scatter with UV laser line?

Hector Nolla (hector@soest.hawaii.edu)
Wed, 11 Oct 1995 14:52:07 -1000 (HST)

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Ray,
What you describe may be ralated to the type of filter you are using to
pick up side scatter signals. If you are using a 488 di or any other non
UV optics with UV excitation the signal is going to be very weak. You may
try using a UV side scatter dichroic filter. I think we got ours from Omega.
Good luck.
Hector Nolla
Dept. Of Oceanography
Univ. of Hawaii

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