Luminometer

A luminometer is a scientific instrument used to measure light produced by biological or chemical reactions, often related to cellular activity or quality testing. It detects very small amounts of light (luminescence) emitted when specific reactions occur, such as when enzymes trigger light-producing processes. Luminometers are widely used in fields like medical diagnostics, microbiology, and research to assess enzyme activity, detect pathogens, or quantify biological molecules. They provide quick, sensitive, and accurate measurements, converting the light signals into numerical data that help scientists analyze and interpret results effectively.