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DLP2010NIR: Calibration points for NIR SCAN

Part Number: DLP2010NIR

Hi,

Let me talk about DLP2010NIR nano scan.

My customer want to have calibration for their system.
They know about calibration point in image file.

We have two questions

(1)How many points do you measure for calibration in NIRSCAN ?
We see DLPA049.Calibration is described in Section 4.and We see Tiva program.

I understand calibration data is stored in refCalMatrix.h.
But I can not understand...

(2)Do you measure at regular intervals?
Because It does not seems to be regular intervals...
Why is it ??



Best Regards
Hiroyasu

  • Hello Hiroyasu,

    I believe you can measure at regular intervals but it's not strictly required. This document is intended to discuss the operational theory of a DLP® spectrometer. Are you referring specifically to the DLP NIRscan(TM) Nano? Please confirm and we will look into this more.

    Thank you,
    Kyle
  • Hi, Kyle

    Thank you for your reply.
    O.K. I got it.
    How many point do you use for this calibration?
    I checked Tiva program. But I do not find this,

    Best Regards
    Hiroyasu

  • Hi Kyle

    Sorry, My questions means How many point do you use for this calibration in NANOSCAN ?

    Best Regards
    Hiroyasu
  • Hi, Kyle

    Could you reply ?

    Best Regards
    Hiroyasu
  • Hello Hiroyasu,

    Our expert on this platform is unfortunately out the rest of the week. My initial thought is it will be entirely use case dependent with no strict number. I will look to confirm as soon as possible.

    Thanks,
    Kyle
  • Hello Hiroyasu,

    The NIRscan Nano evaluation modules are calibrated at the factory with seven wavelengths from one calibration source and two wavelengths from a second calibration source to ensure full coverage across the bandwidth of the instrument. An example of wavelength calibration can be found in the GUI source code. This procedure requires hardware and procedures not supplied with the evaluation module, so it is not intended to be recalibrated outside the factory.

    The wavelengths used are not at regular intervals. This is because the wavelengths used are limited to the achievable wavelengths with emissive or absorptive calibration reference standards. One could in theory calibrate an instrument like this at regular wavelength intervals with a monochromator which has been previously calibrated, but in practice it is usually easier and more accurate to directly use calibration standards because of their greater signal intensity and lower uncertainty compared to a monochromator.

  • Hi, Kyle

    O.K. I got it.

    Best Regards
    Hiroyasu