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Practically anything that illuminates can be measured with Konica Minolta s incident color meters. The possible uses range from research and development to production.

The CS-1000 Spectroradiometer gives the measurement of spectral power distribution, luminance, chromaticity and correlated color temperature of light sources, 

display devices and the non-contact measurement of reflective subjects. The CS-1000 is Konica Minolta s portable spectroradiometer, 

used for precise measurement of electromagnetic radiation in the visible spectrum. A high resolution photodiode cell accurately captures 380 nm to 780 nm in 0.9 nm wavelength intervals. 

The CS-1000 is therefore ideal for absolute measurement of TFT monitors, LCD s, fluorescent lamps, LED s, etc. The polarisation error is minimized to below 5% 

by a special light wave conductor optic inside the CS-1000. An electrically-cooled sensor and time current measurements optimises the signal to noise relationship and lead to an 

excellent repeatability and measurement accuracy even with very dark light sources.

The SLR (single lens reflex) optical system allows precise targeting and ensures a parallax free view. The viewfinder image shows the measurement peripheral; 

the actual measurement light reaches the sensor at an angle of 1 deg through a hole in the mirror. That way, polarisation problems caused by beam distributors or 

vibrations caused by a moving mirror are avoided. A large display shows the radiant physical and photometric values. The memory can hold 50 sets of data, 20 of which can be used 

as reference values for difference measurements.

The CS-1000A is equipped with two lenses in the standard configuration, a 50 mm standard lens and a 50 mm macro lens for the measurement of small objects. 

In addition, there are two additional lenses and extensive accessories for special tasks.