LITESTAR 4D Q&A (1)：Do you need to manage photometric datainto IES LM-63 or Eulumdat?

LITESTAR 4D Q&A (1)：Do you need to manage photometric datainto IES LM-63 or Eulumdat? 

 

Question： Do you need to manage photometric datainto IES LM-63 or Eulumdat?  

Solution：With Photoview (Pv) you can manage/modify your photometries with a powerful tool

 

About Photoview in LITESTAR 4D

is a powerful program for processing photometric and radiometric data of luminaires and light sources for the following fields:

• Visible (Visual), normal lighting, with spectrum from 380 to 780 nm

• Horticultural, regarding the horticultural lighting field (plant lighting), for plant lighting, with a spectrum from 400 to 700 nm in PAR units (available with Horti Plus module)

• UV, with spectrum from 200 to 400 nm in radiometric units (available with UV-IR Plus module)

 

Photoview includes the following functions:

• charts management

 photometric charts regarding both visible and horticultural fields

 radiometric charts regarding UV, IR and visible fields

• display and printout of graphs and charts

• import and export of photometric and radiometric exchange files such as:

 IESNA TM-33-18 (IESxml)

 UNI 11733:2019  (UNIxml)

 OXL, XML technology data exchange format developed by OxyTech starting from 2007. The OXL file, as well as for data exchange purposes between manufacturers  and the market, can also be used to store all the information, test results and images of the products tested in a laboratory (What is an OXL file)

• import and export of photometric exchange files (the following files do not manage the radiometric part):

 ASN

 CEN 13022

 Cibse TM14

 CIE 102

 Eulumdat

 IESNA LM-63 86-91-95-02

 LTLI

• photometry conversion from one measurement system to another: C-Gamma to V-H (B-Beta) and viceversa (only for photometric files)

• data import from OxyTech and generic goniophotometers (including customization)

• automatic creation of data, graphs and charts in standard and customized mode (custom)

Check the Functions Summary/Photoview section for the detailed list of functions.

 

Sample：

 

 

 

 

 

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