Physics · Optical Instruments
What is the primary function of a photodetector in a spectrophotometer?
- 1To generate the initial light beam
- 2To focus the light on the sample holder
- 3To measure the intensity of the transmitted light✓
- 4To adjust and select the wavelength of light
Correct answer
To measure the intensity of the transmitted light
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