New V-lambda sensor for indoor measurements
published on Jan 29, 2019
The spectral range of the new digital radiation sensor FLAD 03 VL1 corresponds to the sensitivity of the human eye and complies with the device class B as per DIN 5032. The measurement is cos corrected.
The spectral range of the visible light is referred to as V-lambda. The measured value is a measure for the perceived brightness.
- measuring range V-lambda 1 lx to 200 klx
- spectral sensivity 380 nm to 720 nm
- absolute error smaler than 5%
- minimum resolution 0,02 lx
Application fields:
V- lambda sensors are used in the field of medical and/or biological research, for the automobile industry and respectively for measuring artificial lighting.
Basics for measuring optical radiation
Learn more about the definition of photometric and radiometric measurable variables, the spectral valuation function and the determination of photometric characteristic factors. Also see OTHER SENSORS with different spectral sensivity.
Basics for measuring optical radiation
