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Dear customer! |
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Instrument
Systems presents a newly developed system for ultra-fast testing of all
lighting scenarios for advanced headlamps, e.g. HD / ADB / matrix /
pixel headlamps. The AMS screen imaging system combines
camera-based luminance measurements on a projection screen with
goniometric far-field measurements in the light lab. For more
information, see the Highlight article below.
Further topics in our January newsletter are our VCSEL lecture at the Photonics Spectra Conference
next week, how to guarantee highly accurate infrared light measurement
(new brochure), and how to calibrate UV LEDs with extremely low
measurement uncertainties (technical paper).
Your Instrument Systems Team
sales@instrumentsystems.com
Tel.: +49-89-454943-0
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| \\ AMS Screen Imaging System |
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One system for all light distributions in Automotive Exterior Lighting
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Instrument
Systems offers with the AMS Screen Imaging System (Optronik Line) a
highly efficient solution for testing all kinds and lighting scenarios
of advanced head-lamps, e.g. HD / ADB / matrix / pixel headlamps.
The newly developed system combines ultra-fast camera-based luminance measurements on a projection screen
(screen photometry) with goniometric far-field measurements in your
light lab. This leads to time-saving and highly accurate test results.
The system setup includes a classic AMS 3000 or 5000 far-field goniophotometer with a DSP 200 fast illuminance meter positioned beyond the photometric limiting distance. The camera used for screen photometry
is the recent LumiCam 2400B camera with five mega pixels, allowing an
excellent resolution for the measurement of all common, as well as
state-of-the-art HD headlamps.
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| \\ PHOTONICS SPECTRA ONLINE CONFERENCE / January 19, 2021 |
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| Lecture by Instrument Systems: Characterization of VCSELs for 3D sensing application |
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VCSELs
have special properties in contrast to other typical laser sources. As a
result, the classification of a VCSEL array is more complex and a
couple of additional aspects have to be considered that would not apply
for “normal” lasers. Consequently, the validation of a VCSEL’s laser
class is not trivial, and even more so as no easily understandable
guideline for the assessment of VCSEL safety has been published yet.
In
this presentation, Katharina Predehl will guide you through VCSELs in
3D Sensing Applications, Laser Eye Safety, Laser Safety: The IEC60825-1
Standard, Laser Classes, VCSEL Beam Geometry, and Laser Class
Assessment: Flow chart.
Register TODAY for the conference to hear the presentation (available January 19 - 22, 2021)
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| CAS 140CT array spectrometers for high accuracy infrared light measurement |
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The
CAS 140CT IR series of spectroradiometers from Instrument Systems are
high-performance array spec-trometers that have been optimized in order
to fulfil the requirements for wavelength measurement in the NIR to SWIR
spectral range.
With
the cooled InGaAs or extended InGaAs line sen-sors of the CAS 140CT IR
series a wavelength range of 780 nm to 2150 nm can be covered with two
model variants. All instruments in the series feature thermoelectric
cooling of the sensors to a temperature of -10°C (model IR1) or -20°C
(model IR2). This ensures low noise and long-term stability.
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| UV LED sources demand calibration to precise measurements for safe operation |
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Bastian
Eder and Đenan Konjhodžić summarize a UV LED calibration concept that
relies upon radiant flux, and emphasize the advantages for developing
measurement standards in the increasingly important UV spectral range.
The
presented concept results in extremely low measurement uncertainties
(k=2) of the UV-ACS, that are comparably low to those in the
metrologically unproblematic visible range, thereby offering a reliable
resource for radiant flux calibration in the UV-A, UV-B, and UV-C
ranges.
Published in LEDS magazine Sep 2020, page 23.
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