Pro-Lite serves customers working in lighting and illumination with a complete solution to measuring the brightness, colour, colour rendering and spatial distribution of lighting products in the architectural, automotive, avionics…
Since their invention in 1960, lasers have become ever more widely deployed in scientific research, in medicine, in industrial materials processing, in telecommunications as well as in numerous consumer applications…
Optical spectroscopy provides an invaluable insight into the interaction between light and matter and is used in a remarkable range of applications. Traditionally, spectrometers have been used for…
Pro-Lite provides a solution for almost any application in measuring the colour and brightness of light sources and displays. From a simple, inexpensive lux meter, to the world’s most advanced imaging photometers.
The use of Raman spectroscopy applied to cultural heritage has been well established since the 1980s, however, the market still does not provide the perfect solution for this sort of application.
New developments in sensor technology and computer processing are rapidly enhancing consumer digital camera performance, leading to a wider adoption of imaging in everyday use.
The science of measuring the amount, spectral and spatial distribution of light emitted by a source (light bulb, screen, infrared lamp etc.) is generally poorly understood. Few university-level physics or engineering syllabuses review…
A review of the technologies that drive Pro-Lite’s spectral imagers
A 250 gram piece of Roquefort purchased in France should weigh exactly the same as a 250 gram piece bought in New York City, although the American version will be labelled as weighing 8 ounces. The point of this (somewhat cheesy) reference is that sharing specifications in an unambiguous way is a basic tenet of modern business, but this was not always so. For the origins of modern commerce we must look to Napoleon Bonaparte, whose actions – in part – laid the foundations for free trade and the modern day European Union.
The history, design, technology & metrology of vehicle headlamps By