Instrument Systems joins MicroLED Industry Association
Company joins new association to accelerate implementation of μLED technologies
Instrument Systems, a Munich-based manufacturer of high-end light measurement technology, has become a member of the MicroLED Industry Association (MIA).
CEO Markus Ehbrecht says that joining the MIA is a logical continuation of the company's long standing involvement in standardisation committees, and cooperation with leading metrology institutes.
The MIA was founded last year to accelerate the implementation of μLED display technologies. The association brings together companies, researchers and organisations active in the μLED industry, and provides a forum for solving common technology problems, promoting collaboration and sharing information, resources and tools.
Instrument Systems offers systems such as the camera-based LumiTop 4000 and LumiTop X150 which target optical measurements for various μLED arrays and displays. In combination with a high-precision CAS 140D spectroradiometer, adaptive live calibrations can be realised, based on the spectral properties of the test specimen. In addition, the measurement can be synchronised with the power source of the μLED, according to the company.
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