Konica Minolta's first sub radiation irradiance meter CL-500A listed

Konica Minolta Corporation in February 2012 to launch the new application in measuring LED handheld lighting and organic EL lighting color index of UV radiometers CL-500A".

In recent years, with the pursuit of low-carbon society, people look forward to LED and organic EL become a new generation of lighting source. In particular, LED is rapidly expanding and penetrating into the field of illumination, and the future application prospect of indoor and outdoor lighting will be more optimistic.

Konica Minolta as a leader in optical measurement technology, 20 years has always been to provide customers with high-quality products. For the 2010 launch of the white LED color temperature measurement instrument, portable color illuminance meter "CL-200A", has been admired and recognized by many lighting manufacturers, LED module manufacturers and lighting engineering design, professional scientific research institutions.

On this basis, in order to further assist the manufacturers to solve the lighting light source to enhance the quality and evaluation of the problem, Konica Minolta today launched a grand innovative design tool for measuring CL-500A, a can meet the design and use of quality management, high precision instrument can be used in batch production and end detection.

With the rapid growth of LED lighting market, along with the expected future of organic EL products in the field of consumer goods, consumers and producers are more and more attention to the light quality of lighting fixtures. Lighting not only need to meet the luminosity (illumination, brightness, luminous flux, light intensity) evaluation, while the evaluation of the performance of the color is also very important. The color evaluation of LED and organic EL in the lighting industry is particularly concerned with the evaluation of color rendering. The color rendering of the light source is the contrast of the object's real color appearance under different light sources. The same object can show different colors in different light sources and in the sunlight. If the object in a lamp under the color and the appearance of the sun in the light of the similar color, we call this lamp is a good color rendering (high) lamps". The color rendering index is a quantitative result of the color rendering of light or other light sources, which aims to provide objective evaluation criteria. Therefore, the color rendering index is an important parameter in the measurement of LED lighting and organic EL lighting.

The CL-500A is used to analyze the spectrum of the light source, which can be used to calculate the spectrum of the light source. The color rendering index is an important criterion for evaluating the spectral properties and optical quality of light sources. CL-500A can be used to measure the general color rendering index (Ra) and the special color rendering index (R1~R15), allowing customers to easily understand the color of the lighting source.

The launch of the "CL-500A" beyond the well received illuminance meter "T-10" and "CL-200A", the design at the beginning of the design of the Konica Minolta as the flagship product. Get rid of the past, only through the installation of large equipment to measure the color index limitation, realizes the light illuminance meter portable, handheld design weighs only 350g, without the need for placement, easy measurement. At the same time, CL-500A can be used as the perfect combination of sensor and integrating sphere system. This device is also the first in line with the JIS and DIN standard lightweight integrated radiation light meter.

Konica Minolta has been adhering to the "customer first for the benefit of boosting the upgrading of product quality," the purpose, by virtue of its excellent optical sensing technology, diversified measurement solutions, won the recognition of many customers.

A: the color temperature of the light source, with K (Kelvin) said. When the temperature rises, the order of color change is red, yellow, white, blue and white.

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