Concept of Construction a Station for Calibrating Matrix Luminance Meters

Urszula BLASZCZAK, Marcin LESKO, Henryk WACHTA, Krzysztof BARAN, Maciej ZAJKOWSKI

Abstract

In the calibration procedure of luminance meters, it is crucial to establish a processing function specific to each meter. It is therefore necessary to develop a system that generates a standard luminance distribution with specific quantitative and geometric features. The article presents conclusions from analyses aimed at determining the initial requirements for the construction of a station for calibrating matrix luminance meters, as well as simulation results enabling the determination of the initial concept of the stations implementation.

 

Keywords

luminance, matrix luminance meter, calibration

 

 

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