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LMK Imaging Photometer / Colorimeter
LMK 6 COLOR series
LMK 6 COLOR- Features
- Individual calibration of each LMK
- Additional calibration for high-contrast measurements
- Wide range of lenses with customizable settings
- Size and Weight
- High transmissive spectral matching glass filters
- Further special filters available (scotopic, melanopic, infrared, Blue Light Hazard, BK7)
Description
The LMK 6 color is TechnoTeam's color measurement camera and used in many ways as a standalone measuring device. It is designed to be compact and lightweight and can be used in almost any color measurement application. As it is one of TechnoTeam's core products it is also used in our other camera based measurement systems.The system is currently available in three different basic models with different sensor sizes. Equipped with a color filter wheel, with which measurements of color and brightness can be evaluated according to human brightness perception (acc. to CIE 1931 XYZ 2° standard observer).
| Technical Data | LMK 6-5 COLOR | LMK 6-12 COLOR | LMK 6-30 COLOR |
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| Sensor — imaging CMOS matrix system | 2464 × 2056 Pixel Sony-CMOS [ IMX 250 (2/3"); 12 Bit digital ] |
4112 x 3008 Pixel Sony-CMOS [ IMX 253 （1,1“）; 12 Bit digital ] |
6480 x 4860 Pixel Sony-CMOS [ IMX 253 （1,1“）; 12 Bit digital ] |
| Housing dimensions without lenses （H × W × D） |
Stable black anodized aluminum housing 117 mm × 90 mm × 47 mm |
Stable black anodized aluminum housing 140 mm × 110 mm × 47 mm |
Stable black anodized aluminum housing 150 mm × 170 mm × 70 mm |
| Weight | camera housing without lens:800 g available lenses: 120 g – 600 g |
camera housing without lens:1300 g available lenses: 120 g – 600 g |
camera housing without lens:1800 g available lenses: 200 g – 1100 g |
| Data interface | Gigabit Ethernet Interface（GigE®） | ||
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| Dynamic range | Single picture measurement: 1:1100 (~ 61 dB) High-Dynamic measure (exposure bracketing series): 1:10,000,000 (~140 dB) |
| Spectral matching | Matched to the V(λ) luminance function for luminance measurement with a full-glass filter |
| Metrological specification | V(λ) [ f1' < 3 % ]2 X(λ) [f1,E' < 4.5 %]3; Y(λ) [f1' < 2.5 %]3; Z(λ) [f1,E' < 6 %]3 |
| Measuring quantity |
Luminance: L (cd/m²) |
| Measuring range | Integration/exposure time from 100 μs to 15 s 1 ms ≈ max. 10,000 cd/m² 3 s ≈ max. 3.3 cd/m² The detection limit4 (f3,0) for all integration/exposure times is about 0.04 % relative to the given maximum luminance value. Higher luminance can be measured using optional neutral density filters. |
| Calibration uncertainty | fix focused lenses ∆L [ < 2 % ] focusable lenses ∆L [ < 2.5 % ] |
| Repeatability | ΔL [ < 0.1% ] Δx,y [ < 0.0001 ] |
| Measuring accuracy | ΔL [ < 3% ] for standard illuminant A Δx,y [ < 0.0020 ] for CIE standard illuminant A Δx,y [ < 0.0030 ] for white phosphor-converted LED Δx,y [ < 0.0100 ] set of test colors8 |
| Uniformity | f21 [ < 2% ] |
| 1 Typical average result for entocentric lenses, specific results available with calibration certification or on request 2 Spectral mismatch f‘1 according to ISO/CIE 19476:2014 3 Typical result for LMK color model type 4 The luminance value stands for the measuring range end value at the specified exposure/integration time 5 Definition and measurement according to CIE 244:2021 6 Measurements according to CIE 244:2021 using a luminance standard traceable to the PTB (Physikalisch-Technische-Bundesanstalt, the National Metrology Institute of Germany) 7 Measurement performed on a stabilized white LED light source L=100 cd/m² – mean value over 100 × 100 camera image pixel 8 Maximum difference of the measured value to the reference measurement using 12 LED-based luminance/color standards |
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