Light & Engineering 26 (1)

Volume 26
Date of publication 03/30/2018
Pages 58-62

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Development of New Photometric Standards Based on High Power LEDs. L&E 26 (1) 2018

Articles authors:

Eugene A. Ivashin, Boris B. Khlevnoy, Stanislav S. Shirokov, Eugene V. Tyshchenko

Eugene A. Ivashin, specialist in the field of photometry with 15 years of experience, including as a head of a photometry and colorimetry laboratory. He graduated from MSTU STAN KIN. He is organizer and participant of international comparisons of photometric quantities, developer of photometric equipment. He repeatedly participated in joint international research at PTB (Germany) and NIM (China). Currently, he is a leading engineer, Scientist Guardian of the state primary special standard of luminous intensity of small levels

Boris B. Khlevnoy, Ph. D. in Technical Sciences, Academician of the Academy of Metrological Sciences of the Russian Federation, Honoured COOMET specialist in metrology. He graduated from the M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Faculty of Physics. Currently, he is the head of the laboratory of photometry, radiometry, and radiation thermometry at the Federal State Budgetary Institution VNIIOFI, a delegate of the CCPR (CIPM), a member of the working group on key comparisons CCPR, and the working group on non-contact thermometry CCT (CIPM), organizer and leader of key international comparisons in the field of spectroradiometry, Scientist Guardian of the state primary standard of luminous intensity and luminous flux

graduated from the Moscow State University of M.V. Lomonosov. He is a senior engineer at the VNIIOFI Federal State Unitary Enterprise

graduated from the Moscow State University of M.V. Lomonosov. At present, he is a master’s student at the Moscow State University of M.V. Lomonosov

Abstract

The paper describes the study design and results on stability and photometric characteristics of new powerful (> 10 W) thermally stabilised LED standard light sources for transmission of luminous flux and luminous intensity units, and in the long term full radiation flux.

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Article in RUS:
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