Automatic measurement device for liquid crystal viewing angle and chromaticity temperature characteristics.
By adding options, reflective displays can also be measured.
Fourier transform optical system, a field angle measurement device combining a color filter and a cooled CCD.
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【Features】 ● Capable of instant measurement of brightness and chromaticity across a full range of ±88 degrees in temperature environments. ● Equipped with EZContrast from the French company Eldim, which has become the industry standard for liquid crystal display characteristic evaluation (exclusive domestic distributor: Nagase Sangyo Co., Ltd.). ● For other functions and details, please contact us.
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We, System Giken Co., Ltd., are a research and development-oriented company with nearly 50 members, and under our consistent user-first (customer-first) corporate philosophy, we continuously strive for creativity and technological innovation to meet various customer requests. Since our establishment in 1969, we have contributed to the advancement of cutting-edge technology through measurement and evaluation systems for advanced devices. In recent years, we take pride in being highly regarded as a pioneer in measurement and evaluation systems for devices in the optoelectronics field. We sincerely ask for your continued support and encouragement, as we aspire to be a System Giken that meets the expectations of even more people.
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