Konica Minolta Sensing Americas
Incidence Color Meter
Similar to an Illuminance meter, An Incidence color meter is a three element detector that both measures photometric brightness falling upon a surface, as well as gives color information.
CL-200A Chroma Meter
The CL-200A CHROMA METER, the successor to the CL-200, measures the illuminance, color temperature, chromaticity, dominant wavelength, and excitation purity of various light sources, specifically LED, Organic LED (OLED), and other forms of Organic Electroluminescence (EL).
Color temperature measurements are particularly important when determining the accuracy of an LEDs illumination. This instrument features sensors that closely align with the color-matching functions defined by the International Commission on Illumination (CIE) and the results can be displayed in various color notations according to the specific application.
The CL-200A is designed to be highly reliable in measuring the color temperature of white LEDs, which is traditionally very difficult. This is possible because the CL-200A has the ability to measure the chromaticity from the phosphor and also inspect the output light quality of the final assembled white LED.
It is compact, made to fit in the palm of your hand, and battery operated for easy portability. The instrument features a low battery indicator and can be used with rechargeable batteries. CL-S10w data management software is included with the instrument and allows users to easily transfer data to Excel, or the instrument can be connected directly to a PC and operated via the computer. The software also includes Japanese Industrial Standard (JIS) calculations ranking function so color variations can be quantified.
The receptor head can also be detached from the main body for installation in an inspection system or for use in hard-to-reach darkroom boxes. Data can then be collected by connecting the receptor head to the body using a LAN cable. Multi-point measurements are possible using up to 30 receptor heads and a user-friendly calibration function enables measured values to be compared to a desired sample measurement.
Examples of ideal uses include lighting production and adjustment, evaluating light distribution of LED illumination modules or fixtures, color-viewing cabinet maintenance, measuring projector light sources, LED billboard development and maintenance, and utilizing the instrument as a photographic color meter.
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