Konica Minolta CS-3000 Overview
The Konica Minolta CS-3000 is a spectroradiometer for emitted light and display measurement. Its measurement angle defines the sampled field and the applicable luminance conditions. This review covers CS-3000 separately from the CS-3000HDR variant.
Key Specifications
Product detail | Specification |
Instrument | Spectroradiometer for light and display evaluation |
Spectral measurement range | 380–780 nm |
Measurement angles | 1°, 0.2° and 0.1° |
CS-3000 1° range | 0.0005–5000 cd/m² under standard-light-source-A conditions |
Angle switching | Powered for CS-3000 |
Communication | USB 2.0 or RS-232C |
Review Summary
CS-3000 merits evaluation when the display or light-source acceptance method needs spectral information together with luminance and chromaticity. Its spot measurement should be designed around the intended optical field and source state. A model-specific trial is needed to establish useful uncertainty and complete test timing.
Integration and Selection
Display development, light-source characterization and production verification can merit a spectral trial. Use the actual source spectrum, brightness states and target geometry. Include normal unit variation and near-limit cases rather than only one bright reference patch. A valid measurement should answer the required acceptance question with adequate repeatability.
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