Koncepcja budowy stanowiska do wzorcowania matrycowych mierników luminancji 

Concept of Construction a Station for Calibrating Matrix Luminance Meters

dr inż. Urszula BŁASZCZAK, dr inż. Marcin LEŚKO, dr inż. Henryk WACHTA, dr inż. Krzysztof BARAN, dr hab. inż. 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.

 

Streszczenie

W procedurze wzorcowania mierników luminancji kluczowe jest ustalenie funkcji przetwarzania swoistej dla każdego egzemplarza miernika. Niezbędne jest zatem opracowanie systemu generującego wzorcowy rozkład luminancji o określonych cechach ilościowych i geometrycznych. W artykule zaprezentowano wnioski z analiz służących określeniu wymagań wstępnych do budowy stanowiska do wzorcowania matrycowych mierników luminancji oraz wyniki symulacji pozwalające na określenie wstępnej koncepcji realizacji stanowiska.

 

Keywords

luminance, matrix luminance meter, calibration

 

 

Słowa kluczowe

luminancja, matrycowy miernik luminancji, wzorcowanie

 

Rys. / Fig.

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