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GL GONIO SPECTROMETER
Introducing the latest innovation from GL Optic.
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GL GONIO SPECTROMETER
Effectively measure LED-based luminaires using the latest innovative product
from GL Optic.
The GL GONIO SPECTROMETER is GL Optics latest solution for the measurement of SSL source and luminaries.
Up until now, goniophotometers were the only comparable
product available on market, used to measure brightness
with a photo-detector.
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GONIOMETRIC
MEASUREMENT PRINCIPLE
The luminaire is rotated around the horizontal and vertical
axis and at each position the photometric signal is measured
at a fixed photometer location in the far field of radiation.
The C-plane in which the luminous intensity is measured is
controlled by the horizontal axis. In each C-plane, the angular
luminous intensity distribution of the luminaire under test
(LUT) is measured as a function of angle by turning the LUT
with the vertical axis.
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GL GONIO System
GL SPECTiS 1.0
Luminous intensity measurements are typically taken with a broadband photometer / tristimulus colorimeter which has high sensitivity
and can quickly measure the low light levels. The photometer needs
to have a good match with the photopic spectral sensitivity V()
of CIE1924 standard human eye as described by the spectral quality
factor f1. The laboratory class L photometer (f1< 1.5 %) and the
class A photometer (f1< 3%) are generally considered as sufficient in
terms of performance for goniometric measurements. However, the
f1value does not provide the actual luminous intensity measurement
errors caused by a spectral mismatch, because it depends on the
spectrum of the light source to be measured and the spectral shape
of the mismatch.
Contemporary SSL (Solid State Lighting) such as LED and/or OLED lamps
and luminaires require the use of spectroradiometers. This is because
LEDs are narrow-banded sources and simple systems based on photodiodes can cause additional errors (due to the LED spectral curve which
is limited to a small spectral range).
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GLG-1-20
GLG-6-70
GLG-20-150
Application area
up to large luminaires
0.2 m
0.7 m
1.5 m
1.5 kg
6 kg
20 kg
Measuring instruments
FEATURES
Plot of spectrum, color coordinates (xy, uv),
color temperature CCT, and color rendering indices (Ra)
as function of angle
Calculation of effective color coordinates,
color temperature and color rendering indices (Ra, R1-14)
Calculation of maximum color change over the angular
space in SDCM/MacAdam ellipse units
Measurement of total radiant flux (optical Watts),
thermal power, wall-plug efficiency,
luminous efficacy of radiation spectrum (LER),
total spectral radiant flux (W/nm)
Print or save results to a PDF report
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