The operation of LISUN integrating sphere system

The LISUN integrating sphere system is a photometric and colorimetric testing system that is used to analyze the optical characteristics of LED light sources. This system was developed by LISUN and is named for the company that developed it. Luminous flux, illuminance, chromaticity, color rendering index, color temperature, and spectral power distribution are all examples of these optical qualities.

In addition to this, the LISUN integrating sphere system has the capability of measuring the distribution of spectral power. Before the integrating sphere system can measure the light's optical properties using a spectroradiometer or photometer, the light that is emanating from the LED source must first be gathered and homogenized. Only then will the system be able to work correctly. The inside of the sphere is white and extremely reflective, which allows light to be caught for measurement while also being equally diffused throughout the room.

This is accomplished by the sphere's highly reflective white interior. The system also includes a photometer or spectroradiometer to detect the light and measure its properties, as well as a control unit to operate the system and gather the data it generates. Lastly, the system includes a computer to process the information it generates.

In addition to that, there is a control unit that is a part of the system, and its primary function is to run the system and gather data. Putting the LED source within the sphere of the LISUN integrating sphere, turning on the light, and then collecting data using the spectroradiometer or photometer are the typical steps involved in the functioning of the LISUN system.

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