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dominant wavelength

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dominant wavelength [′däm·ə·nənt ′wāv‚leŋkth]
(optics)
The single wavelength of light that, when combined in suitable proportions with a reference standard light, matches the color of a given sample.


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Both the XT-24 and XT-27 chips are offered with a typical dominant wavelength of 460nm.
Optical measurements able to be taken by the device include total radiant and luminous flux, peak wavelength, dominant wavelength, CIE purity and CIE chromacity.
 
 
 
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