WO2016151778A1 - 分光輝度計の校正に用いる基準光源装置及びそれを用いる校正方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a reference light source device used for calibration of a spectral luminance meter and a calibration method using the same.
- Patent Documents 1 and 2 below disclose a reference light source that can calibrate a spectral luminance meter.
- the reference light source disclosed in these documents includes an integrating sphere into which the light of the LED or the semiconductor laser is incident from the outside, and the light that has been multiple-reflected in the integrating sphere is provided on the outer wall of the integrating sphere The light is emitted from the luminance reference plane which is an opening.
- the spectral luminance meter to be calibrated is installed so as to face the luminance reference plane, and measures the luminance of the luminance reference plane.
- the spectral luminance meter to be calibrated is calibrated based on the luminance measured in this way and the luminance of the luminance reference plane that is likely to be measured by another measuring means.
- the integrating sphere is a device that spatially equalizes the luminous flux by placing the light source at the center of the integrating sphere.
- the light from the light source is integrated from the outside of the integrating sphere.
- the luminance of the luminance reference plane is not uniform. That is, luminance unevenness occurs on the luminance reference plane.
- the spectral luminance meter to be calibrated generally performs spot measurement with a small measurement angle, so depending on where the spectral luminance meter to be calibrated is actually directed on the luminance reference plane, Luminance measurements will vary greatly.
- the light of a plurality of individual light sources having different wavelength characteristics is incident on the integrating sphere from different positions on the outer wall of the integrating sphere. It depends on the individual light source. That is, the luminance measurement value by the spectral luminance meter to be calibrated is greatly affected by the change in luminance unevenness caused by the change of the individual light source.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and a first object is to provide a reference light source device capable of suppressing luminance unevenness on a luminance reference surface of an integrating sphere.
- a second object is to provide a highly reliable and simple calibration method of a spectral luminance meter using a reference light source device in which unevenness in luminance on the luminance reference surface of an integrating sphere is suppressed.
- a reference light source device is provided with an integrating sphere having a luminance reference plane that is an opening and an outer wall of the integrating sphere spaced apart from each other, and has a wavelength characteristic inside the integrating sphere. Includes a plurality of first optical ports that respectively receive equivalent light.
- the term “integrating sphere” is used to mean a wide range of devices that uniformize incident light by multiple reflection on the inner wall surface, such as a full sphere, a hemisphere, and a 1/8 sphere.
- the plurality of first optical ports have the same distance from the center of the luminance reference plane on the outer wall of the integrating sphere, and rotate with respect to the rotational symmetry axis of the integrating sphere passing through the center of the luminance reference plane. It may be provided at a plurality of positions having symmetry.
- the integrating sphere may be a full sphere.
- the plurality of first optical ports are provided at a plurality of positions that equally divide a circle on the luminance reference plane side from a circle having a maximum radius among circles obtained by cutting the integrating sphere on a plane perpendicular to the rotational symmetry axis. It's okay.
- the integrating sphere may be a hemisphere including a circular flat plate having the luminance reference plane at the center thereof.
- the plurality of first optical ports may be provided at a plurality of positions on the circular flat plate that equally divides a circle concentric with the circular flat plate.
- the reference light source device may further include a single light source that supplies light to each of the plurality of first optical ports through an optical fiber.
- the lengths of the optical fibers from the single light source to each of the plurality of first optical ports may be equal.
- the reference light source device is provided on the outer wall of the integrating sphere so as to be spaced apart from each other, and light having an equivalent wavelength characteristic different from that of the plurality of first optical ports is incident on the inside of the integrating sphere.
- a plurality of second optical ports may be further included.
- the reference light source device may further include a measurement port provided on the outer wall of the integrating sphere and connected to a spectral illuminometer that measures spectral illuminance.
- the reference light source device may further include a wavelength calibration port that is provided on the outer wall of the integrating sphere, is connected to a wavelength calibration light source, and receives light having a known wavelength peak inside the integrating sphere.
- a calibration method is a method for calibrating a spectral luminance meter using the reference light source device, the step of measuring the luminance of the luminance reference plane with a spectral luminance meter to be calibrated, and the luminance with a calibrated spectral illuminometer. Measuring the illuminance of a reference plane; calibrating the calibration target spectral luminometer based on the measured luminance, the measured illuminance, and the relationship between the luminance and the illuminance. Including.
- the calibration step may convert the measured illuminance into luminance based on the relationship.
- the relationship may be obtained by associating the illuminance of the luminance reference plane measured by the calibrated spectral luminometer with the luminance of the luminance reference plane measured by the calibrated spectral luminometer.
- the calibrated spectral illuminance meter may be a calibrated spectral illuminance standard bulb with an optical system for using the calibration target spectrometer as a spectral illuminance meter.
- FIG. 1 is an overall view of a reference light source device and a calibration system using the same according to an embodiment of the present invention. It is a top view of a reference light source device.
- FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along line III-III in FIG. 2.
- It is a block diagram of a calibration object spectral luminance meter. It is a flowchart which shows the calibration method of the spectral luminance meter which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the uniformity of the brightness
- FIG. 1 It is the IX-IX sectional view taken on the line in FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the reference light source device which concerns on a 2nd modification. It is a top view which shows the reference light source device which concerns on a 2nd modification. It is a general view of the reference light source device which concerns on a 3rd modification, and a calibration system using the same. It is a flowchart which shows the calibration method of the spectral luminance meter using the calibration system shown in FIG.
- FIG. 1 is an overall view of a reference light source device and a calibration system using the same according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the integrating sphere 12 is shown in a perspective view.
- FIG. 2 is a plan view of hemispherical integrating sphere 12 as seen from the cut surface side
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line III-III in FIG.
- the reference light source device 10 includes an integrating sphere 12.
- the integrating sphere 12 is formed in a hollow hemispherical shape, and its outer wall is composed of a hemispherical shell portion 12a and a circular flat plate portion 12b.
- the inner surface of the circular flat plate portion 12b which is a split surface, is a mirror made of aluminum vapor deposition or the like, and the inner surface of the hemispherical shell portion 12a is a white highly diffuse reflecting surface made of a barium sulfate or PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) sintered product.
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- a luminance reference surface 18 that is a circular opening is provided at the center of the circular flat plate portion 12b, and the integrating sphere 12 passes through the center of the luminance reference surface 18 and is perpendicular to the rotational symmetry axis R perpendicular to the circular flat plate portion 12b. It is a three-dimensional shape that is n-fold symmetric (n is an arbitrary integer of 2 or more).
- the circular flat plate portion 12b is provided with two first optical ports 16a and 16b for allowing light from the halogen lamp 28 as the first light source to enter the integrating sphere 12.
- the positions of the first optical ports 16a and 16b are set such that the distances from these positions to the center of the luminance reference plane 18 are equal, and the first optical ports 16a and 16b are symmetrical twice with respect to the rotational symmetry axis R. That is, the first optical ports 16a and 16b are provided at positions that divide the concentric circle of the luminance reference surface 18 into two equal parts.
- the light from the halogen lamp 28, which is a single light source, is guided to the first optical ports 16a and 16b by an optical fiber that is formed in a Y shape and branched in the middle.
- the lengths of the optical fibers from the halogen lamp 28 to the first optical ports 16a and 16b are equal. For this reason, even if the halogen lamp 28 deteriorates and the wavelength characteristic changes, light having the same wavelength characteristic is always emitted from the first optical ports 16a and 16b.
- the circular flat plate portion 12b is also provided with two second optical ports 14a and 14b for allowing light from the deuterium lamp 30 as the second light source to enter the integrating sphere 12.
- the positions of the second optical ports 14a and 14b are also adjusted so that the distances from these positions to the center of the luminance reference plane 18 are equal and are symmetric twice with respect to the rotational symmetry axis R. That is, the second optical ports 14 a and 14 b are also provided at positions that bisect a circle passing through the center of the luminance reference plane 18.
- the first optical ports 16a and 16b and the second optical ports 14a and 14b are provided at positions shifted from each other by 90 degrees.
- the light of the deuterium lamp 30 that is a single light source is guided to the second optical ports 14a and 14b by an optical fiber that is formed in a Y shape and branched in the middle.
- the lengths of the optical fibers from the deuterium lamp 30 to the second optical ports 14a and 14b are equal. For this reason, even if the deuterium lamp 30 is deteriorated and the wavelength characteristic is changed, light having the same wavelength characteristic is always emitted from the second optical ports 14a and 14b.
- the halogen lamp 28 emits light in the visible / near infrared region, and the deuterium lamp 30 emits light in the ultraviolet region.
- the mounting positions of the first optical ports 16a and 16b and the second optical ports 14a and 14b are not limited to those described above, and may be provided in the hemispherical shell 12a of the integrating sphere 12. Also in this case, the first optical ports 16a, 16a, 16c are arranged at a plurality of positions having the same distance from the center of the luminance reference surface 18 and having rotational symmetry with respect to the rotational symmetry axis R of the integrating sphere 12 passing through the center of the luminance reference surface 18. 16b and second optical ports 14a and 14b are preferably provided.
- a measurement port 20 to which the built-in spectrophotometer 24 is connected by an optical fiber and a wavelength calibration port 22 to which a wavelength calibration light source 26 is connected by an optical fiber are further provided.
- the built-in spectral illuminance meter 24 measures the luminance of the luminance reference surface 18 serving as a reference for calibrating the calibration target (calibrated) spectral luminance meter 40.
- an annular light shielding wall 21 is provided around the measurement port 20 so that light emitted from the first optical ports 16a and 16b and the second optical ports 14a and 14b does not reach the measurement port 20 directly. Is erected.
- the wavelength calibration light source 26 includes, for example, a mercury lamp and a neon lamp, and emits light having a known wavelength peak (mercury emission line and neon emission line).
- the spectral luminance meter 40 to be calibrated is placed at a predetermined distance from the luminance reference surface 18 so as to face the luminance reference surface 18, and calibration is performed by measuring this light.
- a spectral irradiance standard bulb 32 can be installed at the position of the spectral luminance meter 40 in order to calibrate the sensitivity of the built-in spectral illuminance meter 24.
- the spectral irradiance standard light bulb 32 is a light bulb calibrated by a specific company as having a predetermined wavelength characteristic.
- the halogen lamp 28, the deuterium lamp 30, the built-in spectral illuminance meter 24, the wavelength calibration light source 26, the spectral luminance meter 40, and the spectral irradiance standard light bulb 32 are all connected to a controller 34 constituted by a computer.
- the controller 34 can control lighting of the halogen lamp 28, the deuterium lamp 30, the wavelength calibration light source 26, and the spectral irradiance standard bulb 32.
- the controller 34 can acquire the illuminance measured by the built-in spectral illuminometer 24 or calibrate the built-in spectral illuminometer 24.
- the controller 34 can acquire the luminance measured by the calibration target spectral luminance meter 40 or calibrate the calibration target spectral luminance meter 40.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a configuration example of the spectral luminance meter 40 to be calibrated.
- the spectral luminometer 40 to be calibrated shown in the figure is a so-called polychromator, and the light to be measured guided to the entrance slit 42 via the condensing optical system 41 is diffracted by the concave diffraction grating 44, and the diffracted light is received by the light receiving sensor.
- the controller 46 connected to the light receiving sensor array 45 includes a pixel-wavelength table storage unit 47 and a sensitivity correction value storage unit 48.
- the pixel-wavelength table storage unit 47 stores which pixel corresponds to which wavelength.
- the sensitivity correction value storage unit 48 stores a coefficient for converting the output value of each pixel into luminance.
- the controller 34 performs wavelength calibration of the calibration target spectral luminance meter 40 by updating the pixel-wavelength table and updates the sensitivity correction value, thereby correcting the calibration target spectral luminance meter. Perform 40 sensitivity calibrations.
- the built-in spectral illuminometer 24 has the same configuration.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a calibration method by the calibration system. Each step shown in the figure is sequentially executed by the controller 34, but may be executed manually by a calibration operator.
- wavelength calibration of the built-in spectral illuminance meter 24 is performed (S101). Specifically, the controller 34 turns on the wavelength calibration light source 26 and makes light having a known wavelength peak enter the integrating sphere 12. Further, the spectral illuminance of the incident light is measured by the built-in spectral illuminance meter 24, and the pixel-wavelength table stored in the built-in spectral illuminance meter 24 is updated so that the wavelength peak matches a known value.
- sensitivity calibration of the built-in spectral illuminometer 24 is performed (S102).
- the controller 34 installs the spectral irradiance standard bulb 32 in front of the luminance reference plane 18 at a position away from the luminance reference plane 18 by a predetermined distance, and turns on the spectral irradiance standard bulb 32.
- the spectral irradiance standard bulb 32 illuminates the luminance reference surface 18 with a known spectral illuminance.
- the movement of the standard irradiance light bulb 32 may be automated by electrical means and mechanical means, or may be manually performed by a calibration operator by displaying a guide message or the like.
- the controller 34 measures the spectral illuminance by the built-in spectral illuminance meter 24. Then, the sensitivity correction value stored in the built-in spectral illuminance meter 24 is updated so that the illuminance at each wavelength matches that known as that of the spectral irradiance standard bulb 32.
- the spectral illuminance of the light emitted from the halogen lamp 28 and the deuterium lamp 30 is measured using the built-in spectral illuminance meter 24 that has been subjected to wavelength calibration and sensitivity calibration in this way (S103).
- the controller 34 turns on the halogen lamp 28 and the deuterium lamp 30, measures the spectral illuminance with the built-in spectral illuminometer 24, and captures the measured value.
- the controller 34 converts the spectral illuminance measured by the built-in spectral illuminance meter 24 into spectral luminance using the illuminance-luminance table (S104).
- a calibrated spectral luminance meter is prepared in advance at the factory or service base of the manufacturing company, and after completing the steps S101, S102, and S103, the calibrated spectral luminance meter is set to the calibration target spectral luminance meter 40.
- the spectral illuminance is measured by the built-in spectral illuminance meter 24, and at the same time, the spectral luminance is measured by the calibrated spectral luminance meter. Then, by associating the spectral illuminance and spectral luminance thus measured, an illuminance-luminance table, that is, an illuminance and luminance conversion coefficient for each wavelength is obtained in advance.
- the illuminance-luminance table is stored in the controller 34 in advance.
- the luminance of each wavelength is obtained by multiplying the illuminance of each wavelength obtained by the built-in spectral illuminometer 24 by the conversion coefficient included in this illuminance-luminance table.
- the controller 34 performs wavelength calibration of the calibration target spectral luminance meter 40 (S105). Specifically, after the spectral irradiance standard light bulb 32 is moved away from the front of the luminance reference plane 18, a guide message is displayed to the calibration operator, and the calibration target spectral luminance meter 40 is moved in front of the luminance reference plane 18. Therefore, it is arranged at a predetermined distance from the luminance reference plane 18. Further, the controller 34 turns on the wavelength calibration light source 26 and causes the calibration target spectral luminance meter 40 to measure the spectral luminance. Then, the pixel-wavelength table stored in the pixel-wavelength table storage unit 47 of the calibration target spectral luminance meter 40 is updated so that the measured wavelength peak matches a known value.
- the controller 34 measures the spectral luminance of the light emitted from the halogen lamp 28 and the deuterium lamp 30 using the calibration target spectral luminance meter 40 that has completed the wavelength calibration in this way (S106). Specifically, the controller 34 turns on the halogen lamp 28 and the deuterium lamp 30, causes the spectral luminance meter 40 to measure the spectral luminance, and captures the measured value.
- the controller 34 updates the sensitivity correction value stored in the sensitivity correction value storage unit 48 of the calibration target spectral luminance meter 40 so that the spectral luminance measured in S106 matches the spectral luminance obtained in S104 (S107). ).
- the reference light source device 10 As described above, light having the same wavelength characteristics is incident on the integrating sphere 12 from the first optical ports 16a and 16b separated from each other. As compared with the case where light is incident from, the luminance unevenness of the luminance reference surface 18 can be suppressed.
- the first optical ports 16a and 16b are provided at positions on the outer wall of the integrating sphere 12 that are equal in distance from the center of the luminance reference plane 18 and have rotational symmetry with respect to the rotational symmetry axis R. The luminance unevenness of the surface 18 can be more effectively suppressed. Similarly, the luminance unevenness on the luminance reference plane 18 is also suppressed for the light incident from the second optical ports 14a and 14b.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the uniformity of luminance on the luminance reference surface 18.
- FIG. 6A is a diagram showing luminance unevenness when light is incident from the first optical port 16a
- FIG. 4B is a diagram when light is incident from both the first optical ports 16a and 16b. It is a figure which shows a brightness nonuniformity.
- the horizontal axis indicates the distance from the center of the luminance reference surface 18 to the measurement position as a percentage with respect to the radius of the luminance reference surface 18.
- the vertical axis represents the luminance at the measurement position as a percentage of the luminance at the center of the luminance reference plane 18.
- the measurement was performed by moving the line connecting the center of the first optical port 16a and the center of the luminance reference plane 18 from a position 25% away from the center of the luminance reference plane 18 to a position closer to 25%. According to these figures, it can be confirmed that the light emitted from the first optical ports 16a and 16b overlap each other and the luminance unevenness of the luminance reference surface 18 is greatly reduced.
- the luminance unevenness of the luminance reference surface 18 can be greatly reduced. Therefore, according to the present embodiment, the built-in spectral illuminance can be obtained without using a pre-calibrated spectral luminance meter. Using the spectral illuminance measured by the meter 24, the calibration target spectral luminance meter 40 can be accurately calibrated. That is, as already described, since the spectral luminance meter generally performs spot measurement with a small measurement angle, if the luminance reference surface 18 has a large luminance unevenness, the spectral luminance meter actually performs the luminance reference. Depending on where the face 18 is directed, the brightness measurement will vary greatly.
- the calibration target spectral luminance meter 40 has the same luminance as the calibrated spectral luminance meter when the illuminance-luminance table is created using the calibrated spectral luminometer and the calibrated spectral luminance meter. Unless measured, the reliability of calibration is not guaranteed. According to the present embodiment, since the luminance unevenness of the luminance reference surface 18 is greatly reduced, the luminance at a position shifted from the measurement position of the calibrated spectral luminance meter when the illuminance-luminance table is created is actually calibrated. Even if it is measured by the target spectral luminance meter 40, the difference is small, so that the reliability of calibration can be maintained.
- the calibration of the built-in spectral illuminance meter 24 can be easily performed using the spectral irradiance standard light bulb 32, even if it is not a manufacturing company's factory or service base, the user can perform the calibration with the spectral irradiance standard light bulb 32. Calibration with assured traceability can be performed.
- spectral radiance calibration can be performed in a wide wavelength range. If the halogen lamp 28 and the deuterium lamp 30 are used as described above, spectral radiance calibration in a wide wavelength region from the ultraviolet region to the infrared region can be performed.
- the illuminance of the reference light source device 10 can be measured each time with the built-in spectral illuminance meter 24, the light intensity of the halogen lamp 28 and the deuterium lamp 30 is changed, and the calibration-target spectral luminometer 40 with a plurality of luminance values. Can be calibrated. Furthermore, even if the internal reflectance of the integrating sphere 12 is reduced, highly reliable spectral radiance calibration can be performed.
- FIG. 7 is an overall view of a reference light source device according to a first modification and a calibration system using the same.
- FIG. 8 is a plan view of the reference light source device according to the first modification viewed from the luminance reference plane 118 side
- FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line IX-IX in FIG.
- the reference light source device 110 is shown in a perspective view. Since the first modified example is different from the calibration system shown in FIG. 1 only in the reference light source device 110, the other elements are denoted by the same reference numerals as those in FIG.
- the reference light source device 110 includes a spherical integrating sphere 112.
- a luminance reference surface 118 which is a circular opening, is provided at one location of the integrating sphere 112.
- the center of the luminance reference surface 118 and the center of the integrating sphere 112 are provided.
- the integrating sphere 112 has a three-dimensional shape that is n-fold symmetric (n is an arbitrary integer of 2 or more) with respect to the rotational symmetry axis R passing through
- the first optical ports 116a and 116b are provided at positions on the outer wall of the integrating sphere 112 that are equal in distance from the center of the luminance reference plane 118 and have rotational symmetry with respect to the rotational symmetry axis R.
- the first optical ports 116a and 116b have a circle Y closer to the luminance reference plane 118 than the circle X (equator) having the maximum radius among the circles cut off the integrating sphere 112 by a plane perpendicular to the rotational symmetry axis R.
- the light is emitted in two equal positions so that the light emission direction faces the center of the integrating sphere 112.
- the second optical ports 114 a and 114 b are also provided at positions on the outer wall of the integrating sphere 112 that have the same distance from the center of the luminance reference plane 118 and have rotational symmetry with respect to the rotational symmetry axis R.
- the second optical ports 114a and 114b are provided at positions where the circle Y is equally divided so that the light emission direction faces the center of the integrating sphere 112.
- the first optical ports 116a and 116b are provided.
- the second optical ports 114a and 114b are provided at positions shifted from each other by 90 degrees.
- a measurement port 120 and a wavelength calibration port 122 are also provided on the outer wall of the integrating sphere 112.
- the measurement port 120 and the wavelength calibration port 122 are provided on the circle X at positions shifted by 180 degrees.
- the mounting positions of the first optical ports 116 a and 116 b and the second optical ports 114 a and 114 b are not limited to those described above, and the integrating sphere passing through the center of the luminance reference plane 118 has the same distance from the center of the luminance reference plane 118. Any position may be used as long as it is a plurality of positions having rotational symmetry with respect to 112 rotational symmetry axes R.
- the first light ports 116a and 116b and the second light ports 114a and 114b are provided on the circle Y so that the light emission directions thereof are directed to the center of the integrating sphere 112. There is an advantage that it is not necessary to provide a light shielding wall for preventing the next light) from directly reaching the luminance reference plane 118.
- the integrating sphere 112 is connected from the first optical ports 116a and 116b that separate the light from the halogen lamp 28 from the second optical ports 114a and 114b that separate the light from the deuterium lamp 32 from each other. Since the light is incident on the light 112, the luminance unevenness of the luminance reference surface 18 can be suppressed as compared with the case where the light is incident from only one place.
- the first optical ports 116a and 116b are provided at positions on the outer wall of the integrating sphere 112 that are equal in distance from the center of the luminance reference plane 118 and have rotational symmetry with respect to the rotational symmetry axis R. Brightness unevenness can be suppressed more effectively. Similarly, the luminance unevenness on the luminance reference plane 118 is also suppressed for the light incident from the second optical ports 114a and 114b.
- FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing a reference light source device according to a second modification.
- FIG. 11 is a plan view of the reference light source device according to the second modification viewed from the arrow X side.
- the reference light source device 210 shown in the figure includes a 1/8 spherical integrating sphere 212, and its outer wall is composed of fan-shaped flat plate portions 212a, 212b, 212c and a 1/8 spherical shell portion 212d. Further, the corner portion to be constituted by the flat plate portions 212a, 212b, and 212c is cut out in a plane perpendicular to the rotational symmetry axis R, and the center of the luminance reference plane 218 that is a circular opening is rotated on the plane.
- the inner surfaces of the flat plate portions 212a, 212b, and 212c and the inner surface of the outer wall portion provided with the luminance reference surface 218 are all mirrors formed by aluminum vapor deposition or the like, and the inner surface of the 1/8 spherical shell portion 212d is barium sulfate or PTFE. It is a white highly diffuse reflecting surface made of a sintered product or the like.
- the integrating sphere 212 has a three-dimensional shape that is three-fold symmetric with respect to the rotational symmetry axis R.
- the flat plate portion 212a is provided with a first optical port 216a
- the flat plate portion 212b is provided with a first optical port 216b
- the flat plate portion 212c is provided with a first optical port 216c, which are distances from the center of the luminance reference plane 218. Are equal and have rotational symmetry (three-fold symmetry) with respect to the rotational symmetry axis R.
- the flat plate portion 212a is provided with a second optical port 214a next to the first optical port 216a
- the flat plate portion 212b is provided with a second optical port 214b next to the first optical port 216b
- the flat plate portion 212c is provided with a first optical port 216a
- the second optical port 214c is provided next to the first optical port 216c, and they are also equal in distance from the center of the luminance reference plane 218 and have rotational symmetry (three-fold symmetry) with respect to the rotational symmetry axis R. is doing.
- the flat plate portion 212b is provided with a measurement port 220, and the flat plate portion 212c is provided with a wavelength calibration port 222. Even in the reference light source device 210 according to the second modification, luminance unevenness on the luminance reference surface 218 can be suppressed.
- FIG. 12 is an overall view of a reference light source device according to a third modification and a calibration system using the same.
- the calibration system shown in FIG. 1 includes a measurement port 20, a built-in spectral illuminance meter 24, a wavelength calibration port 22, a wavelength calibration light source 26, and a spectral irradiance standard light bulb.
- the difference is that 32 is not provided and a calibrated spectral illuminometer 320 is provided.
- Other elements are denoted by the same reference numerals as those in FIG. 1, and detailed description thereof is omitted here.
- the reference light source device 310 shown in the figure is also hemispherical, but the built-in spectral illuminometer 24 and the wavelength calibration light source 26 are not connected as described above. Instead, the calibration target spectral luminance meter 40 can be calibrated by measuring the illuminance of the luminance reference plane 18 with the calibrated spectral illuminance meter 32.
- the calibrated spectral illuminometer 32 is calibrated in advance with a wavelength calibration light source such as a spectral irradiance standard bulb, a mercury lamp or a neon lamp.
- FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing a calibration method of the spectral luminance meter using the calibration system shown in FIG.
- the spectral illuminance of light emitted from the halogen lamp 28 and the deuterium lamp 30 is first measured by the calibrated spectral illuminance meter 320 (S201).
- the controller 34 turns on the halogen lamp 28 and the deuterium lamp 30, measures the spectral illuminance with the calibrated spectral illuminance meter 320, and captures the measured value.
- the controller 34 converts the spectral illuminance measured by the calibrated spectral illuminance meter 320 into spectral luminance using the illuminance-luminance table (S202).
- a spectral illuminance meter and a spectral luminance meter that have been calibrated in advance are prepared, the calibrated spectral illuminance meter is arranged in front of the luminance reference surface 18 and at a predetermined distance from the luminance reference surface 18, and halogen The spectral illuminance of light emitted from the lamp 28 and the deuterium lamp 30 is measured.
- a calibrated spectral luminance meter is arranged in front of the luminance reference plane 18 and at a predetermined distance from the luminance reference plane 18, and the spectral illuminance of light emitted from the halogen lamp 28 and the deuterium lamp 30 is measured. To do. Then, by associating the spectral illuminance and the spectral luminance thus measured, an illuminance-luminance table, that is, a conversion coefficient of illuminance and luminance for each wavelength is obtained in advance. The illuminance-luminance table is stored in the controller 34 in advance.
- the luminance of each wavelength is obtained by multiplying the illuminance of each wavelength obtained by the calibrated spectral illuminometer 320 by the conversion coefficient included in this illuminance-luminance table.
- the controller 34 measures the spectral luminance of the light emitted from the halogen lamp 28 and the deuterium lamp 30 using the calibration target spectral luminance meter 40 (S203). Specifically, the controller 34 displays the guide message.
- the calibration operator places the calibration target spectral luminance meter 40 in front of the luminance reference plane 18 and at a predetermined distance from the luminance reference plane 18. Further, the halogen lamp 28 and the deuterium lamp 30 are turned on, the spectral luminance is measured by the calibration target spectral luminance meter 40, and the measured value is captured.
- the controller 34 updates the sensitivity correction value stored in the sensitivity correction value storage unit 48 of the calibration target spectral luminance meter 40 so that the spectral luminance measured in S203 matches the spectral luminance obtained in S202 (S204). ).
- spectral luminometers 40 to be calibrated are commercially available that can be operated as a spectral illuminometer by attaching a diffusing plate or other optical system in front of the condensing optical system.
- the calibration target spectral luminance meter 40 that operates as a spectral illuminance meter is preliminarily used by a wavelength calibration light source such as a spectral irradiance standard bulb, a mercury lamp, or a neon lamp. It can be calibrated and used as a calibrated spectral illuminometer 320. Naturally, the measurement wavelength range of the calibrated spectral illuminometer 320 needs to be equal to or larger than the measurement wavelength range of the calibration-target spectral luminometer 40.
- the halogen lamp 28 and the deuterium lamp 30 are used as the first light source and the second light source.
- other light sources such as an LED and a laser may be used.
- the wavelength calibration light source 26 is used to ensure reliability.
- the wavelength calibration may be performed using the wavelength peaks of light from the first light source and the second light source.
- the number of light sources is not limited to two, and three or more may be used.
- the light source having each wavelength characteristic may be incident on the integrating sphere from three or more optical ports. In this case as well, it is desirable to determine the position of each optical port so that the distance from the center of the luminance reference plane is equal and the object has a rotation object with respect to the rotational symmetry axis R.
- three optical ports may be arranged at positions shifted from each other by 120 degrees on the concentric circle with the circular flat plate portion 12b.
- the reference light source device is applicable not only to the calibration method according to the present invention but also to other calibration methods.
- the calibration target spectral luminance meter 40 is calibrated using the spectral luminance measured by the calibrated spectral luminance meter and the spectral luminance measured by the calibration target spectral luminance meter 40 without using the spectral illuminance meter.
- the reference light source device can be applied. Also in this case, since the luminance unevenness of the luminance reference surface 18 is suppressed, more reliable spectral radiance calibration can be performed.
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- 開口である輝度基準面を備える積分球と、
前記積分球の外壁において互いに離間して設けられ、前記積分球の内部に波長特性が同等の光をそれぞれ入射する複数の第1光ポートと、
を含むことを特徴とする分光輝度計の校正に用いる基準光源装置。 - 請求項1に記載の基準光源装置であって、
前記複数の第1光ポートは、前記積分球の外壁における、前記輝度基準面の中心からの距離が等しく、前記輝度基準面の中心を通る前記積分球の回転対称軸に対して回転対称性を有する複数位置に設けられる、
ことを特徴とする分光輝度計の校正に用いる基準光源装置。 - 請求項2に記載の基準光源装置であって、
前記積分球は全球状であり、
前記複数の第1光ポートは、前記回転対称軸に垂直な面で前記積分球を切った円のうち最大半径となる円よりも前記輝度基準面側の円を等分する複数位置に設けられる、
ことを特徴とする基準光源装置。 - 請求項2に記載の基準光源装置であって、
前記積分球はその中心に前記輝度基準面を備える円形平板を含む半球状であり、
前記複数の第1光ポートは、前記円形平板と同心の円を等分する、前記円形平板上の複数位置に設けられる、
ことを特徴とする基準光源装置。 - 請求項1乃至4のいずれかに記載の基準光源装置であって、
前記複数の第1光ポートのそれぞれに対し、光ファイバにより光を供給する単一の光源をさらに含む、
ことを特徴とする基準光源装置。 - 請求項5に記載の基準光源装置であって、
前記単一の光源から前記複数の第1光ポートのそれぞれまでの光ファイバの長さが等しい、
ことを特徴とする基準光源装置。 - 請求項1乃至6のいずれかに記載の基準光源装置であって、
前記積分球の外壁において互いに離間して設けられ、前記積分球の内部に前記複数の第1光ポートとは波長特性の異なる、同等の波長特性の光をそれぞれ入射する複数の第2光ポートをさらに含む、
ことを特徴とする基準光源装置。 - 請求項1乃至7のいずれかに記載の基準光源装置であって、
前記積分球の外壁に設けられ、分光照度を測定する分光照度計が接続される測定ポートをさらに含む、
ことを特徴とする基準光源装置。 - 請求項1乃至8のいずれかに記載の基準光源装置であって、
前記積分球の外壁に設けられるとともに、波長校正用光源が接続され、前記積分球の内部に既知の波長ピークを有する光を入射する波長校正ポートをさらに含む、
ことを特徴とする基準光源装置。 - 請求項1に記載の基準光源装置を用いる分光輝度計の校正方法であって、
校正対象分光輝度計により前記輝度基準面の輝度を測定するステップと、
校正済み分光照度計により前記輝度基準面の照度を測定するステップと、
前記測定される輝度と、前記測定される照度と、前記輝度と前記照度との関係と、に基づいて前記校正対象分光輝度計を校正するステップと、
を含むことを特徴とする校正方法。 - 請求項10に記載の校正方法であって、
前記校正するステップは、前記関係に基づいて前記測定される照度を輝度に変換する、
ことを特徴とする校正方法。 - 請求項10又は11に記載の校正方法であって、
前記関係は、校正済み分光照度計により測定される前記輝度基準面の照度と、校正済み分光輝度計により測定される前記輝度基準面の輝度と、を関連づけることにより得られる、
ことを特徴とする校正方法。 - 請求項10乃至12のいずれかに記載の校正方法において、
前記校正済み分光照度計は、前記校正対象分光計を分光照度計として用いるための光学系を取り付け、分光放射照度標準電球により校正したものである、
ことを特徴とする校正方法。
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