1. Detectors & Imaging

    Imaging colorimeters feature electronically controllable lenses

    June 28, 2024
    I16-G ProMetric imaging colorimeters use a scientific-grade, 16.1 Mpixel (5312 x 3032) image sensor.
    Related To: Radiant Vision Systems
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    I16-G ProMetric imaging colorimeters use a scientific-grade, 16.1 Mpixel (5312 x 3032) image sensor for pixel-level measurement of displays, inter- and intra-character luminance measurement of backlit keyboards and panels, and measurement of LED luminance and color. With lenses that are electronically controllable for focus and aperture, it will automatically apply the appropriate flat-field correction.

    Radiant Vision Systems

    Redmond, WA

    www.radiantvisionsystems.com

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