In most Blue Light Hazard applications radiance is measured except in spot source configurations where irradiance measurements are appropriate. The UV-3709 is a single sensor blue light hazard detector with spectral response in the wavelength range from 380 to 550nm. It is recommended for measuring sources with low UV-A and Red radiation content.
Traceable calibration
Calibration of the detector blue light hazard effective (W/m²) responsivity is performed by the Gigahertz-Optik GmbH calibration laboratory for optical radiation measurements quantities. As with all light detectors supplied by Gigahertz-Optik calibration of absolute detector responsivity as well as detector individual measured relative spectral responsivity data is included.
Typical Spectral Response
| Specification | |||
| spectral responsivity | actinic Blue-Light Hazard 380-550 nm | ||
| typical responsivity | 100 nA/(W/m²) | ||
| Max. signal current | 100 µA | ||
| Input optics | 15 mm Ø diffusor window | ||
| Input optics | Cosine F.O.V. | ||
| Housing | 37 mm Ø, 32 mm height | ||
| Mounting | side M6 thread hole | ||
| Connector | coaxial cable 2 m Long, with BNC (-1), calibration data (-2) or ITT (-4) connector | ||
| temperature range | 5 - 40 ° C | ||
| min. signal current | depends on optometer |
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| Re-calibration | |||
| Calibration | Calibration of integral irradiance responsivity in A/(W/m²) using a Heraeus Q402 Z4 reference lamp at ca. 10 W/m². |
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