Illuminance (lux), defined as the ratio of luminous flux (lumens) incident on a surface to the unit area (m²), is measured.
The spectral response curve of the light measurement probe approximates the human eye's response curve known as the standard photopic curve V(λ). The difference between "WPLP-PHOT-01" and the standard photopic curve V(λ) in spectral response is calculated as error f'1. The calibration of the probe is conducted by comparing it with a photometer that has been calibrated by a primary metrology standard institution. The calibration procedure complies with CIE Document No. 69 (1987) "Method of Characterizing Illuminance Meters and Luminance Meters." Measurements are conducted by illuminating the probe with standard light A. The outdoor installation type is the MC8P-PHOT3S series.
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Probe: Illuminance measurement probe CIE filter Cosine correction diffuser mV/klux output 5m cable Representative sensitivity: 0.5–1.5mV/klux Measurement range: 0–2000klux Spectral range: Standard photopic sensitivity V(λ) Calibration accuracy: <4% f'1 (V(λ) compliance error): <8%* f'2 (cosine/directivity error): <3% f'3 (linearity): <1% f'5 (fatigue): <0.5% Operating temperature: 0–50℃ Output impedance: 0.5–1kΩ
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Illuminance (lux) measurement defined as the ratio of luminous flux (lumens) incident on a surface to the unit area (m²).
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