Introduction
Measuring Instruments
Spectroradiometer CS-2000
NEW
High precision spectral radiance/chromaticity measurement possible from 0.003 cd/m²
Introduction
World's top level capability to analyze extremely low luminance
* As a polychrometer type spectroradiometer
Many recent FPD models are designed for better black level representation or better contrast in order to provide higher quality images. The CS-2000 is a spectroradiometer which enables accurate luminance/chromaticity measurement even of blacks (from a low luminance of 0.003 cd/m2).
Features
Reliable low-luminance measurement
Konica Minolta's accumulated optical technologies and state-of-the-art signal processing technologies are combined to achieve a 100,000 : 1 contrast measurement*¹ using a spectral-type spectroradiometer.
Low-luminance measurement: From 0.003 cd/m² (Measuring angle: 1°)
Measurement accuracy: ±2% (Luminance)
*1 When the peak luminance is 300 cd/m²
Shorter measurement time
Fast measurement with good repeatability is possible even at low luminance levels.
Measurement time: Approx. 4 sec. (NORMAL mode: 4 cd/m²; FAST mode: 0.5 cd/m²)
Easy operation with a color LCD screen and simple key arrangement
Selecting the best-suited measuring angle enables measurements of various objects.
The selectable measuring angle enables a single machine to measure large to small diameters.
Measuring angle: 1°, 0.2°, 0.1°
Minimum measuring area: Ø 0.1 mm (when a close-up lens is attached)
- LCD, PDP, or EL display panels
- LCD panels for cellular phones and digital cameras
- Radar and other instrument panels used in airplane cockpits
- Large outdoor display screens
Measuring distance vs. measuring area
| Measuring distance (Unit: mm) | Measuring angle | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1° | 0.2° | 0.1° | ||
| When a close-up lens is attached | 55.0 | Ø1.00 | Ø0.20 | Ø0.10 |
| 70.9 | Ø1.39 | Ø0.28 | Ø0.14 | |
| 350 | Ø5.00 | Ø1.00 | Ø0.50 | |
| 500 | Ø7.78 | Ø1.56 | Ø0.78 | |
| 1,000 | Ø16.66 | Ø3.33 | Ø1.67 | |
| 2,000 | Ø34.18 | Ø6.84 | Ø3.42 | |
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- The measuring distance is the distance from the objective lens or the end of the metal part of the close-up lens.
