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AMT500 es un instrumento sensible a la luz utilizado principalmente en colorimetría para medir y analizar psicofísico el color de un objeto o muestra de color.
Este colorímetro portátil es fácil de usar y se puede llevar a cualquier lugar, independientemente de las condiciones ambientales.
Especificaciones técnicas:
Precisión de prueba: dentro de 0,2 △ E * ab
Espacio de color: △ E * ab, CIE_Lab, △ Lab, CIE_Lch
Rango de medición: L: 0 ~ 100 a: -128 ~ 127b: -128 ~ 127
Tiempo de medición: aproximadamente 3 segundos.
Intervalo de medición: aproximadamente 2 segundos.
Apertura de medición: Ф8mm
Memoria: guarda un grupo de datos automáticamente (sin conexión a PC)
Campo de visión: 10° regulado por CIE
Fuente de luz: Fuente de luz C
Sensor: corrección de matriz de fotodiodos de silicio
Entorno de funcionamiento: 0 ℃~+40 ℃; menos de 85 % de humedad relativa
Tipo de visualización: LCD con retroiluminación.
Apagado automático: después de 5 minutos.
Fuente de alimentación: 2 baterías AA de 1,5 V, DC/5 V (1,5 A) (sin baterías).
Dimensiones del instrumento: 170 x 50 x 48,8 mm.
Peso del instrumento: 204 g (sin baterías).
Andrés Arias
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 14 de julio de 2024
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Raleigh Littles
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de abril de 2023
I bought this to use on a Linux workstation. Unfortunately, it doesn't really work on Linux. It comes up as a Serial device, but it only outputs the "a*" and "b*" measurements, not the full set of measurements.I tried to use their provided Windows software, but that didn't even work since it wouldn't recognize my device. All in all, I wouldn't recommend this unless you're only going to use it on-the-go.
MB8860
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 28 de noviembre de 2022
I think the product probably has some useful applications but there is absolutely no documentation available so it is trial and error at best. Doesn't work on glossy surfaces, doesn't work on natural surfaces like wood. So if you only want to detect non-glossy paint then it might work, but I had a different application in mind. It may have ways to tune the detection, but again no manual or even instructions. Too bad as it seems like it has possibilities way beyond this very limited application. I would NOT recommend this product.
B. U.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 31 de mayo de 2021
This is a great product. Worked better for me than the others.It supposedly does both 2 and 10 degree incidence angles for the lighting source.The best feature of this device is that one can use it without the app. The app is very powerful, and offers a lot of nice features.
dd1804
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de noviembre de 2021
I like the fact that the company has the experience of creating products like these and hence, more reliable for use. I contacted them several times with questions about the SW, etc., and they were very responsive.This will be useful in testing paint for matching older faded paint, colors for fabrics for furniture, etc. For example, you take a old sample to a paint store, they match, put a spot on a stick to visually compare the end mix. Some people's eyes may have minor color blindness and hence, the in-store comparison might appear ok in their light. But way off in the light at home.In building new houses, you get to pick the color. However, the painter they use might have a special deal with an alternate store brand. Hence they make the best match which may be slightly off from the one you selected. If you're lucky they might tell you the brand they used. Most time that info is lost.Then I needed to repaint an area and I can't tell you how many trial quarts I had to buy, from various paint brands, and various grades within each brands to find the 'best match'. (Trust me they always use the cheapest, thinnest crap so try those first.). This unit sure would have made that process easier.I used the unit to test the paint the contractor used against the color we chose -- WAY OFF. The new mixed paint I was able to match -- close but off -- but at least it blended. And now I am seeing the differences between sunlight exposed areas vs dark areas like closets. I can use this to know when to use a different paint sample to buy matching paint -- and test at the store. And if we ever build a house again, I will make it a requirement to test the contractor's paint!The SW they provide can find best matches from some suppliers and/or simply get a trial and test right there. You can also get the sample swatches or color cards and use for comparisons. No eye-balling the results any more! And no more having to repaint a large section rather than a touchup because the paint faded and just doesn't match.The only criticism is they not all paint brands are represented in their their programs. However, most paint companies post their L*a*b* or RGB values for their brands and with a little work you can cross compare. (For the advanced, you might have to look up how to convert between LAB-RGB. There are on-line calculators that can help)It's easy to use, quick, and very repeatable. Also, I can detect small variations from sunlight exposed areas versus darker areas. I can use it for matching fabric colors for couches/chairs, etc. when having to change suppliers. This will be a good investment and I wish I had had this years ago!
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