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At Strategies in Light 2019 in Las Vegas Instrument Systems presents applications for high-resolution spectroradiometers and goniophotometers

At Strategies in Light in Las Vegas / USA from 27 February to 1 March 2019 Instrument Systems will be casting a spotlight on applications for high-precision spectroradiometers.

The company will be demonstrating lighting technology for the measurement of solid-state lighting sources at several photometric and spectroradiometric measuring stations . Among the highlights are the new LGS 650 goniophotometer and common measurement applications for VCSEL/laser, UV LEDs and high-power LEDs. The portfolio will be complemented by colour and appearance measuring instruments of the company's US sales partner Konica Minolta Sensing Americas.

The globally recognised reference device, the spectroradiometer CAS 140D, forms the system basis for many applications and has now been joined by our special model, the high-resolution CAS 140CT-HR. The design of the CAS 140CT-HR is particularly geared for the measurement of narrowband emission sources, e.g. laser diodes or VCSEL. Extremely high spectral resolution of up to 0.2 nm full width at half maximum and particularly short integration times as low as 9 ms make for fast tests in the laboratory and production.

Instrument Systems' Ðenan Konjhodžić will be presenting 'How Safe is Your Lighting Environment? An Evaluation Guide for Blue Light Hazard' on Thursday, 28 February 2019.

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