Is There a UV Lamp that Can Generate 150 nm Light for Bandgap Measurement?

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Is there a UV lamp (not a synchrotron) that will generate UV light down to say 150 nm? I need a light source to do optical characterization (bandgap measurement as a function of temperature) of a wide bandgap semiconductor (~6.2 eV), so I would prefer a light source below 200 nm, ideally around 150 nm. Is there such a thing?

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A google search yielded the following;

http://www.heraeus-noblelight.com/en/optics-analytics/products-for-optics-analytics/vacuum-uv-lamps.html

Some models go down to 112 nm.

Claude.