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You will need to follow these basic procedures in order to utilize a LISUN goniophotometer to make a CIE (Commission Internationale de l'Eclairage) measurement for LED lights. The CIE stands for the Commission Internationale de l'Eclairage. In the measuring chamber of the goniophotometer, place the LED light sample and make sure that it is aligned correctly with the detector. Adjust the parameters of the goniophotometer so that it can do CIE measurements. This may involve establishing the measuring angles, distance, and other factors in accordance with the requirements outlined in the CIE standard. Utilizing the goniophotometer, take readings of the light that is produced by the LED sample. In most cases, this will need taking repeated measurements at a variety of angles in order to catch the whole spectrum of light that is emitted. In order to produce a CIE chromaticity diagram, it is necessary to do an analysis on the data that was acquired by the goniophotometer. Thi

A device known as the LISUN goniophotometer is used for the purpose of measuring the intensity and dispersion of light in a number of different directions. In order to make use of the apparatus, you will first have to position the sample (for example, a light bulb or an LED) inside the measuring chamber of the goniophotometer. Once the sample has been positioned where it should be, you will need to align the detector of the goniophotometer with the sample and make any necessary adjustments to the parameters (such as the measuring angle or the distance). After that, the goniophotometer will take readings of the intensity of the light that is produced by the sample in each of the different directions, and it will either create a report or save the results in a data file. It is recommended that you consult the user manual in order to obtain specific direction regarding the IEC 62776 tester model that you are utilizing from LISUN. This is because there may be different instructions f