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Title: The Future of NVIS Display Measurement


1
The Future of NVIS Display Measurement
  • Dr. Richard Young
  • Optronic Laboratories, Inc.

2
Introduction
Thanks to the excellent quality of modern
scanning instruments, NVIS compatibility
measurements have become almost routine.
What improvements could instrument manufacturers
make
3
Introduction
A wish-list for improvements
  • Better sensitivity, so low luminance small spot
    sizes can be measured as easily as high luminance
    large spot sizes.
  • Less variation in results
  • Faster scans
  • Greater portability and ruggedness
  • Lower cost

4
Sensitivity and Variability
Scanning systems have plenty of sensitivity
Much of the variability is due to the longer
wavelengths
5
Sensitivity and Variability
The OL 770-NVS detector is based on silicon, and
hence has a different shape,
There is no dramatic change in longer wavelength
sensitivity
6
Spectroradiometer design
7
Spectroradiometer design
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Spectroradiometer design
9
The Multiplex Advantage
The multiplex advantage means that an instrument
simultaneously measuring a signal over a range of
frequencies obtains a t1/2 advantage in the time
t required to obtain a given signal-to-noise
ratio compared to that which would be necessary
using dispersive methods if the noise is
detector-limited. http//scienceworld.wolfram.c
om/physics/MultiplexAdvantage.html
  • When all the light is seen all the time
  • Noise is decreased.
  • Sensitivity is increased.
  • Measurements can be faster.

10
Spectroradiometer design
  • The OL 770-NVS is a special type of
    spectroradiometer, many decades better than other
    multi-channel devices.
  • Far higher sensitivity
  • Much lower noise
  • Orders of magnitude lower stray light
  • Vastly improved electronics
  • Dedicated software
  • State-of-the-art technology

11
MIL Spec Others
  • A.3.3. Wavelength accuracy repeatability
  • Accuracy typical lt0.5 nm, spec. 1 nm
  • Repeatability typical lt0.01 nm, spec. 0.5 nm
  • A.3.4. Current Resolution
  • 16 bit, spec. 12 bit.
  • A.3.5. Zero Drift
  • Typical lt0.01, spec. 0.2

12
MIL Spec Others
  • A.3.6. Linearity
  • In scale lt0.5, spec. 1
  • Between scales lt0.1, spec. 2
  • A.3.7. Signal Conditioning
  • Required controls for improving s/n provided
  • A.3.8. Stray light
  • Passes easily

13
MIL Spec Others
  • A.3.9. Spectroradiometer Optics
  • Full scale at lt0.1 fL, spec. 1 fL (at 0.007 spot
    size)
  • A.3.10. Spectroradiometer Viewing System
  • Exact, spec. lt5 of spot diameter
  • A.3.11. Spectroradiometer Accuracy
  • Typically lt 1, spec. 5
  • Typically uv lt0.0003, spec. 0.007

14
Other Advantages
  • Since there are no moving parts
  • the construction is rugged and compact
  • results are highly repeatable
  • time taken in moving the monochromator, changing
    filters etc. is avoided

15
Other Advantages
  • Since there is no photomultiplier
  • A very expensive component is avoided
  • The detector is not damaged by strong light
  • High voltages are not required
  • Since all the wavelengths are measured at the
    same time
  • It doesnt matter if the source is d.c., a.c.,
    modulated or flashed

16
An Intercomparison Study
17
An Intercomparison Study
Green B
NVIS Red
NVIS Yellow
18
An Intercomparison Study
19
An Intercomparison Study
20
An Intercomparison Study
21
An Intercomparison Study
22
NVIS Green B Results
For lt1 second scan
For 1-2 minute scan
23
NVIS Green B Results
For 2 minute scan
For lt1 second scan
For 1-2 minute scan
24
NVIS Green B Results
25
NVIS Red Results
26
NVIS Red Results
27
NVIS Yellow Results
28
NVIS Yellow Results
29
Study Conclusions
  • All systems gave extremely good repeatability in
    NRa, NRb and chromaticity.
  • All systems gave the same results with very low
    uncertainties.
  • All systems showed that NRa and NRb were
    essentially constant across a wide luminance
    range for each display.
  • All systems showed chromaticity was essentially
    constant with luminance for each display.

30
General Conclusions
  • Developments over the past year have made it
    possible to design a new type of system for NVIS
    display measurements.
  • This new type of system represents a quantum leap
    in performance and value.
  • All the wish-list items are fulfilled.
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