DMS 505 6-axis goniometer for display measurement

All-in-one solution for goniometric display characterization

Standard system for display measurement with 3 motorized and 3 manual axes

The DMS 505 is based on a 6-axis goniometer, of which three axes are motorized. It permits viewing angle-dependent analysis of all electro-optical characteristics of displays, including luminance, contrast and color properties at different viewing angles and variable electrical control.

With its extensive lighting accessories and temperature-controlled chambers, the DMS 505 is ideal for determining the characteristics of displays for mobile applications (smartphone, tablet PC).

Product details:

Characterization of emissive, transmissive, reflective and transflective displays
6-axis positioner with electrical control, photometer or spectroradiometer (optional), lighting, PC and software
3 motorized axes (inclination, azimuth and height adjustment of the measuring head), three manual axes
Optional temperature control chamber
Analysis of all photometric and colorimetric properties as a function of viewing angle, electrical control, temperature and time
Extensive range of accessories for testing in varying lighting conditions and temperatures

DMS accessories

Combined light meters: microscope, photometer, spectrometer
Temperature control chamber
Light sources and lighting units
Unit for sample control
Scan surface extension

DMS software

Software packages: DMSControl (controller) and ViPer (preparation and evaluation of readings)

Illumination devices for our DMS measuring systems

Examples of applications

Automotive Interior Lighting

Display Characterization

Technical Data

Parameter	Properties of DMS 505
θ inclination angle	0° bis 90°
Φ rotation angle	0° bis 360 °
Reflective illumination angle	0° bis 90°
Min. step θ / Φ / Reflective illumination	0,01°
X/Y translation	±10 mm
Z translation	114 mm
Min. step X/Y/Z	0,01 mm
Sphere of confusion (all axis)	100 µm
Max. diagonale	600 mm / 23“
Max. thickness	114 mm
^{The detailed measurement conditions under which the specified values have been determined can be looked up in the data sheets and brochures or requested from Instrument Systems.}