Goniophotometers
measure the spatial distribution of sources of light.
See Also: Goniometers, Integrating Spheres
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Goniophotometer for Traffic Signal Lamps
LSG-1950S
LSG-1950S is a high automatic test system for luminous intensity distribution of luminaires and can be applied to quality evaluation and quality control for signal luminaires, luminaires for cars, motors, vessels and Retro-reflectors. LSG-1950S system is a goniophotometer which can measure all kinds of lamps and luminaires.• Rotations of test samples around both vertical axis (-90°~+90°) and horizontal axis (-35°~+35°) • Accuracy of angle: 0.1° • Resolution of angle: 0.01° • Photometer detector: CIE class A (standard class) accuracy • All software control, high intellectual faculties and simple operation
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LED Goniophotometer for Lamps
880
Shenzhen Chuangxin Instruments Co., Ltd.
Be used to measure the luminous intensity distribution curve intensity data spread angle and equivalent luminous flux of luminaries. Computer controls the whole test process automatically with low cost and simple operations.
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Near Field Moving Detector Goniophotometer
LSG-1900B
LSG-1900B Goniophotometer is near field Type C automatic goniophotometric instrument for luminous intensity distribution measurement. The LSG-1900B uses a constant temperature detector. It is for industrial laboratory photometric data measurements of small luminaires, such as down light, bulb light, etc.
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Goniophotometer
GMS2000
In this goniophotometer, the tested luminaire rotates in the prescribed burning position and around the vertical axle and a reflecting mirror rotates around the horizontal axle, meanwhile, a synchronous axle will rotate toward the opposite direction synchronously. The combined motion of the luminaire and mirror permit luminous measurement at the direction of any horizontal or vertical angle without tilting the luminaire, therefore, the luminous intensity will be not variation. The photometer head located at a fixed position of the limiting photomet- ric distance in front of the reflecting mirror to gather the light in each direction.
