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Measuring Instruments
CR-310
Color Measurement
Features
Illuminating/viewing system
The normal head of the CR-310 averages the measurement over a relatively large area. This is especially useful when measuring textured samples, such as carpet or cloth, which might result in measurement errors if a smaller specimen area were used. A pulsed xenon arc(PXA) lamp inside a mixing chamber provides diffuse, uniform lighting over the 50mm diameter area. Only the light reflected perpendicular to the specimen surface is collected by the optical-fiber cable for color-analysis.
- Since measurements made with this system are greatly influenced by specular reflection, this system should not be used for measuring glossy surfaces.
Color-Control Applications
Textile/dyeing industry
Dyed cloth or fibers; rugs, carpets, drapes, etc.
Agriculture
Color analysis of soil.
Food industry
Processed foods; determining maturity level of raw products.
Data Processor(DP-301) Features
Full portability for On-the-Go Color Control
Each CR-300 series Chroma Meter consists of a lightweight, handheld measuring head and a compact, battery-operable data-processor. The whole system is fully portable and can be used wherever the measurement subject is, indoors or outdoors, for on-the-spot color control.
Variety of Data-Processing Functions
The data processor of the CR-300 series Chroma Meters is an all-in-one unit with an LCD display, thermal printer, and RS-232C, remote-control, and ΔE*ab alarm terminals.
Data can be displayed, printed out, or output in a variety of color systems.
To provide the highest measurement accuracy, the data processor is equipped with a multicalibration function, which utilizes all calibration data in memory (calibration data can be stored in up to 20 memory channels) in calculating the measurement data. Users can also select a single calibration memory channel if desired.
Other features of the data processor include: Memory space for 300 sets of measurement data; 20 memory channels for target data for color difference measurements; statistical calculations; an interval timer for automatic, timer-controlled measurements; and a ΔE*ab alarm function.
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