Display lighting unit - Electro-optical measuring methods for LED frontlight unit

Display lighting unit - Electro-optical measuring methods for LED frontlight unit

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What is the BS IEC 6259523-Electro-optical measuring methods for the LED FLU about?  

BS IEC 62595 is an international standard that discusses display lighting unit. 

BS IEC 6259523 is one of the parts in the series that specifies the standard measurement conditions and measuring methods for determining electrical, optical, and electro-optical properties of LED frontlight units (FLUs) for reflective displays. 

The main aim of BS IEC 62595-2-3 is to enhance the visual quality of display lighting units. 

Who is BS IEC 6259523-Electro-optical measuring methods for the LED FLU for? 

BS IEC 6259523 on LED FLU is relevant to:  

  • Manufacturers of display lighting units 
  • Manufacturers of LED FLU 
  • Manufacturers of laser equipment 
  • Manufacturers of reflective displays 
  • Entities in the field of optoelectronics and imaging systems 
  • Product design engineers 

Why should you use BS IEC 6259523- Electro-optical measuring methods for the LED FLU?  

A reflective display is a display whose function is based on the light reflection of a reflective layer in its structure. Accuracy and precision in assessing the electro-optical properties of LED FLUs is critical to the overall durability and performance of the end-application. 

BS IEC 62595-2-3 provides guidance on measuring devices and conditions, along with electrical and optical measurement methods. As a result, you can determine luminance distribution, voltage, current, and power consumption of the FLU. Best industry practices for evaluating parameters such as luminescence, spectral power distribution, chromaticity and colour uniformity is also covered in BS IEC 62595-2-3. 

Overall, compliance with measurement methods recommended by BS IEC 62595-2-3 can aid in enhancing operational efficiency of LED FLUs, that are used as both illuminating and imaging devices.