With over 50 years of light measurement expertise, Gamma Scientific offers complete LED test and measurement solutions for nearly any LED application. Products include high-performance spectroradiometer systems, spectrometers, integrating spheres, LED binning instruments, turn-key LED test systems and custom solutions for single device characterization or high-volume production testing. Gamma Scientific also has a NVLAP accredited laboratory in-house that includes LM-79 accreditation for SSL luminaires.
The Gamma Scientific Difference
Nearly everyone is going to have questions when using new instruments to perform LED testing. Our expert staff of scientists and engineers has the answers, and they are available to assist you throughout the testing process. We remain accessible and committed to helping you solve your problems and achieve your light measurement goals.
Total LED Test Solutions
LED Test Instruments and Systems
RadOMA Spectroradiometers
The RadOMA-LED spectral measurement systems provide high accuracy and near-perfect repeatability via multi-element array technology. The results are highly repeatable, precise, millisecond measurements of LED spectra.
The system is easily configurable to measure different aspects of LED output, including spectral radiant intensity, luminous intensity, total flux measurements and spatial intensity.
Integrating Spheres
Gamma Scientific offers customized integrating spheres and sphere systems to meet diverse test requirements.
Sizes are available from 25mm to 3m with configurations optimized for LED testing
Spectrometers
The RadOMA-Lite is a high performance, linear CCD array spectrometer, with configurations to test LED intensity and total flux.
Designed to quickly collect LED measurements, the RadOMA Lite is easy to operate and affordable
LED Calibration and Testing Services
NVLAP Accredited Laboratory Testing
The Gamma Scientific in-house laboratory has been accredited by NVLAP under the Energy Efficient Lighting Products Program.
Accreditation includes LM-79 accreditation for Solid State Lighting Luminaires – Total Flux Measurements (Luminous Efficacy) and Solid State Lighting Luminaires –Luminous Intensity Measurements.






