Uniform Illumination Sphere - Light Source (UIS-LS)
Calibration Source for Sensors and Detectors with Uniform & Stepped Luminance Request a QuoteDownload Instrument PDFUniform Illumination Sphere – Light Source
Spatially Uniform & Stepped Luminance
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The StellarNet series of Uniform Illumination Sphere Light sources and accessories provide NIST traceable uniform spectral output over stepped range of optical power values. These systems are perfect for sensor and various imaging system calibrations. The UIS-LS system consists of a 6″ integrating sphere with Stellarflect® interior reflective coating to provide better than 99% spectral luminance uniformity at the spheres 2″ output port. StellarNet offers 10, 30, 50, & 75 Watt NIST traceable bulb options depending on your requirements.
- Provides constant and uniform spectral output and stepped luminance values
- System consists of a 6″ integrating sphere with mounted NIST traceable lamp
- UIS-LS comes with spectral output data file for max Radiance and Irradiance (300-1100nm)
- Includes Certificate of Calibration, mounting tripod, and power source
Options and Upgrades
- The UIS-LS comes standard with a 10 Watt NIST traceable lamp. Also, available are 30, 50, & 75 Watt high power options.
- Optional UIS-Power Control Module with 9 incremental steps to full power available. Additional calibration files and luminance data can be provided at each step.
- Optional UIS-Spectro feedback SpectroRadiometer upgrade used for real-time UIL-LS checking with NIST traceable calibration
- Optional UIS-Iris for lamp attenuation with constant Color Temperature (K)
Technical Specifications
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Weight: | 1 lbs | Output Luminance Uniformity | >99% |
Input Power: | 10 Watts (30, 50, 75W upgrades) | Bulb Life: | +10,000hrs |
Spectral Range: | 350 – 1100nm (NIR options) | Bulb Color Temp: | 2800K |
Time to stabilize: | 1 min | Power output: | 4000 Cd/m^2 @ 10W |
Aperture Size | 2″ |
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