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Photometers

A photometer is a device used to compare the luminous intensities of two sources by comparing the illuminance they produce.

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Radiant Vision Systems, Test & Measurement - Redmond, WA

Develops integrated imaging solutions to enable automated visual inspection and measurement of light, color, and surfaces. Scientific-grade imaging colorimeters are used for production-quality inspection and R&D testing of displays, backlit components, LEDs, and other light sources, as well as overall manufacturing integrity.

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Gigahertz-Optik Inc. - Amesbury, MA

Applied Analytics Inc. - Burlington, MA

Eldim - Herouville-Saint-Clair, France

B. Hagner AB - Solna, Sweden

Huygen Corp. - Crystal Lake, IL

Instrument Systems GmbH - Munich, Germany

Instrument Systems GmbH, Optronik Line - Berlin, Germany

International Light Technologies - Peabody, MA

Intracellular Imaging Inc. - Cincinnati, OH

Konica Minolta Sensing Americas Inc. - Ramsey, NJ

LI-COR Environmental, Environmental Technology - Lincoln, NE

LightLab International Pty. Ltd. - Clontarf, Australia

opsira GmbH - Weingarten, Germany

optek-Danulat Inc. - Germantown, WI

pab advanced technologies Ltd - Freiburg, Germany

PRC Krochmann - Berlin, Germany

Quantum Design AG - Marly, Switzerland

Rapp OptoElectronic - Wedel, Germany

Sciencetech Inc. - London, Canada

Spectra Cine Inc. - Burbank, CA

SphereOptics GmbH - Herrsching, Germany

TechnoTeam Vision USA Inc. - Orlando, FL

Tintometer Inc. - Sarasota, FL

Westboro Photonics - Ottawa, Canada

Wyatt Technology Corp. - Santa Barbara, CA

Glossary

photometer A device used to compare the luminous intensities of two sources by comparing the illuminance they produce.
illuminance Luminous flux incident per unit area of a surface; luminous incidence. (The use of the term "illumination" for this quantity conflicts with its more general meaning.)
luminous intensity Luminous flux emitted by a source in a given range of directions; the unit of measure is the lumen/steradian, now known as the candela.
light Electromagnetic radiation detectable by the eye, ranging in wavelength from about 400 to 750 nm. In photonic applications light can be considered to cover the nonvisible portion of the spectrum which includes the ultraviolet and the infrared.

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