ISO16505 Standard Test Chart Set
The ISO16505 test-chart kit supports the image-quality requirements for automotive CMS (camera monitoring systems) replacing rearview mirrors. It includes color, checkerboard, grayscale, gray-background, 70% gray, SFR and resolution charts for key performance indicators. Main charts: CP150 has 8 symmetric color patches — red (R), green (G), blue (B), yellow (Ye), cyan (Cy), magenta (Mg), black and white — on an 18% gray background for color reproduction. CP130 uses slanted edges for ISO16505 MTF measurement. CP129 assesses image-field distortion and minimum magnification. CP133 uses hyperbolic structures for resolution. CP185 assesses gray-level reproduction on automotive CMS displays. CP70 provides 70% gray for luminance-uniformity testing. Background-support charts: CP3 provides a 3% black-reflectance reference for overflow, trailing and flare under bright glare sources; CP18 provides an 18% gray background for exposure and white balance. Model/version dimensions: CP150 — color reproduction; 2X: 500×800mm, 4X: /, 7X: /. CP130 — MTF/SFR/sharpness/resolution; 2X: 500×800mm, 4X: 1000×1600mm, 7X: /. CP129 — luminance contrast/geometric distortion; 2X: 500×800mm, 4X: 1000×1600mm, 7X: /. CP133 — resolution (MTF)/depth of field; 2X: /, 4X: 1000×1600mm, 7X: 1500×2000mm. CP185 — gray-level reproduction; 2X: 500×800mm, 4X: /, 7X: /. CP70 — luminance uniformity; 2X: 500×800mm, 4X: 1000×1600mm, 7X: /.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Standard basis | ISO16505 |
| Test Specifications | Colour reduction, MTF/SFR/shrink/resolution, brightness contrast, geometric teratogenicity, brightness evenity, ash-grade recurrence, etc. |
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