GL OPTI SPHERE 48 Usage
More than ten years ago, our chief engineer informed our development team, “We need to make a tool that will be easy to use and immediately show accurate results of a single LED,” while they were working on next-generation LED-based lamps for color evaluation. Before we place these LEDs in the prototype module, we need to know the light output and quality. Since then, it has developed into a crucial tool for electronic developers working on LED lighting, who frequently battle with issues like driver selection, LED output optimization, and module and LED output optimization. Rather than choosing the right LEDs for development projects only on the basis of samples and the datasheet, you may use this sphere to rapidly confirm binning, validate performance, and see if samples are meeting specifications. Once your new module has been tested, all you need to do is place the sphere on top of each LED to see how much light it produces. For LED strips, the same applies. For GL optics, utilize our spectral integrating sphere in conjunction with various spectral instruments. See how our PASS/FAIL and GL SPECTROSOFT binning functions can assist you in your business.
GL OPTI SPHERE 48 Features
Apertures for different size LEDs
Don’t be fooled by the modest size. Anywhere you need it and for any purpose, this scientific-grade handheld equipment is simple to set up with various apertures to measure light flux correctly. For some situations, a fiber-optic adaptor is also an alternative.
Extended dynamic range
An optional high-signal adaptor, suitable for various luminous flux levels, can be used to measure high-output LEDs.
Special accessories for QC
Use a remote trigger device that has an indicator bulb to show when a measurement is finished for production or quality control applications. ideal for a trade floor that is noisy. For additional automation, use GL SPECTROSOFT or customer software via the API.
