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Accessible parts of equipment with standard IEC 62368 General An accessible part of an equipment is a part that can be touched by a body part. For the purposes of dctermining an accessible part, a body part is represented by one or more of the specified test probes. Accessible parts of an equipment can include parts behind a door, panel, removable cover, etc. that can be opened without the use of a tool. Accessible parts do not include those that become accessible when floor standing equipment having a mass exceeding 40 kg is tilted. For equipment intended for building-in or rack-mounting, or for subassemblies and the like for incorporation in larger equipment,accessible parts do not include those that are not accessible when the equipment or subassembly is installed according to the method of mounting or installation specified in the installation instructions. A part is considered accessible if the instructions or markings intended to be followed require that a person phys

Introduction Goniophotometry is a tried-and-true technology that has been used for a good number of years as a means of measuring and describing light. In order to keep up with the always shifting requirements of business, goniophotometers are also consistently advancing in their capabilities. This article focuses on new advancements in technology and other areas that have the potential to influence the path that goniophotometry will take in the future. These advancements have the potential to improve the accuracy, efficiency, and flexibility of goniophotometric measurements in a variety of ways, ranging from improved measuring techniques to novel application possibilities. Keeping up with the latest developments allows researchers, manufacturers, and lighting professionals to maintain their positions at the forefront of their respective industries. Advanced Measurement Techniques Future progress in goniophotometry will come from refining existing measuring methods to increase

Introduction Implementing real-time monitoring and control in high precision spectroradiometer integrating sphere systems has many advantages. These include improved measurement accuracy, system stability, dynamic adjustment, error detection, efficiency, data analysis, remote access, maintenance, compliance, and future developments. Thanks to these capabilities, users may get superior measurement results, boost system performance, and make educated decisions. Machine learning, the Internet of Things (IoT), improved user interfaces, and enhanced data analytics are further transforming the sector and providing new prospects for accurate measurement and characterization across businesses and academic disciplines. Working Principles of High Precision Spectroradiometer Integrating Sphere Systems In order to determine the SPD of a light source or the reflectance and transmittance of an object, spectroradiometry is used in high-precision spectroradiometer integrating sphere systems