Six-axis robotic arm and spectroradiometer system captures measurements from any user specified angle while the display remains stationary.
The GS-940-7X Display Measurement Goniospectroradiometer System is the fastest and easiest way to perform high-accuracy angular measurements for any size display. With a six-axis robotic arm and high-speed spectroradiometer, the GS-940-7X scans screens from virtually any angle with 70 µm accuracy. The GS-940-7X is push-button simple to operate and program by a single technician.
Unlike traditional goniometers, the GS-940-7X keeps displays stationary during testing and can test multiple, unique displays at once. The GS-940-7x can withstand the rigors of 24/7 production floor environments, while still featuring a compact footprint and wheel mounted design for maximum mobility.
A state of the art spectroradiometer system (based on the RadOMA-DMS) with a precision robotic goniometer and sophisticated system software provide non-contact spectral measurement of a display as a function of position and viewing angle. The size of the measurement spot is determined by working distance (adjusted by the lens-focusing mechanism) and the field of view (FOV; selected by a six-position aperture wheel).
Spectral, Colorimetric, and Photometric results are automatically calculated and displayed by the system software; powerful report-generation features streamline documentation of results. The software also automates and manages system calibration, making it possible to maintain optimal system calibration with minimal downtime.
Setup is made easy by two unique system features: The robot automatically detects display position and orientation, and automatically aligns itself to the display, while a laser back-illumination system projects an image of the measurement spot on the display surface for easily visualization.
Display Measurement Goniospectroradiometer Applications
- Photometric Measurements: Luminance, Contrast Ratio, Gamma (Gray Scale/EOTF)
- Color Measurements: Chromaticity, Color Temperature (CCT), Gamut mapping (RGB plotting), Dominant Wavelength & Purity, White Balance, Gray Balance
- Spectral Characterization
- Spatial and Angular Characterization: Spatial Uniformity (Flat-field), Angular Distribution (Luminance and Color), Modulation Transfer Function (MTF)
Features
- Display remains stationary during measurement process – replicating real-world application
- Six-axis robotic arm and detector combination scans screen from virtually any user-specified angle
- Quick and easy set-up – readily accommodates any display size, shape and technology
- Exceptional accuracy and repeatability
- Easy to generate measurement-sequence macros via user-friendly, 32-bit graphics interface
- A single operator can perform comprehensive measurements in minutes
- More cost-effective than conventional goniometric measurement assemblies
Specifications
| Angular Repeatability | ±0.01 degrees | Angular Resolution | 0.002 degrees |
| Range of Motion | ±90 degrees | Reach | Up to 1.3 meters |
| Maximum Measurement Speed | Approximately 1 measurement/second | Computer Control | USB, RS-232, Ethernet |
| Software | Standard Windows Based User Interface Software | ANSI and CE Compliant |
| Power Requirements | 220 VAC, 3-Phase |
Spectroradiometer Resources
- Seven Factors Affecting Spectroradiometer Accuracy and Performance
- Gamma Scientific RadOMA Spectroradiometer Overview
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- Display Measurement Spectroradiometer
- RadOMA NVIS Spectroradiometer for Night Vision Testing
- Bi-Spectral Fluorescence Spectroradiometer for LED Phosphor Testing



