CIE 84 colorimetric measurement with LISUN integrating sphere
The CIE 84 colorimetric measurement using an integrating sphere is a technique that is used in the process of determining the color characteristics of a light source. In line with the CIE 84 standard for the color rendering index (CRI), this measuring technique is used to determine the color rendering qualities of lighting systems such as LED lights and other types of lighting. The color rendering index, or CRI, is a numerical measurement that ranges from 0 to 100 and indicates how well a light source can reproduce the colors of objects in comparison to a standard light source.
During a CIE 84
colorimetric measurement using an integrating sphere, light from the LED light
source is directed into the sphere, and the light from the LED light source is
then diffused uniformly around the inside surface of the sphere. A
spectroradiometer is used to make precise measurements of the homogeneous light
field that is produced by the inside surface of the sphere, which functions as
a diffuse reflector. The spectrum of light that is produced by the LED source
is measured by the spectroradiometer, and this information is then used for the
calculation of the LED's color characteristics, such as the CRI value.
Lighting designers and
engineers may guarantee that the LED light sources they employ in their
applications produce correct color rendering by completing a CIE 84
colorimetric measurement using an integrating sphere. This gives them the
ability to build aesthetically pleasing settings.
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