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A luminance meter is a photometric instrument that can measure luminance with a specific solid angle and in a specific direction.
The luminance of a light source can be measured to determine its visible energy output.Since luminance is a directional quantity, we must specify the instrument’s acceptance angle, measured area, and measurement geometry with respect to the source in order to effectively communicate the measurements.
The majority of light sources are not perfect lambertian sources, in which the luminance is uniform across all directions, so these factors are crucial.
The Global luminance meter market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2030.
Konica Minolta Detecting Americas, Inc. (KMSA), the overall forerunner in the modern estimation of variety, light and 3D shape, reports the send off of its freshest light estimation item, the T-10A Series Illuminance Meter.
The T-10A Series joins Konica Minolta’s amazing line of illuminance meters and acquires a similar unrivaled optical innovation utilized by its ancestor the T-10.
The upgrade to USB communication and the capacity to measure PWM-controlled light sources are two of its most recent enhancements.
The T-10A, the first model in the new series, has a detachable receptor head that makes it possible to measure multiple points.
The second model, the T-10MA, has a mini receptor with a one-meter cable that can be used to measure illumination in tight spaces where a standard receptor head wouldn’t fit.
Additionally, it can be attached to a variety of instruments or jigs for light level measurements.
The T-10A Series provides precise measurements for a variety of applications, including research and development at lighting product manufacturers, inspections of light sources, illuminance measurements for security lighting or streetlights, and any application requiring total flux or light distribution characteristics.
