LSB-MSL32-IR is a high-end multispectral lightbox integrating visible and near-infrared illumination. Its 32 independent LED spectral channels cover 380–980nm, supplemented by TL84 and CWF fluorescent lamps and a built-in precision spectrometer to simulate standard illuminants, custom spectra and near-infrared environments. Automatic spectral fitting and calibration accurately reproduce CIE A, H, D50, D65 and D75. Each LED channel provides 60000 independent brightness levels for precise spectrum generation, color-temperature control and illuminance adjustment. Applications include color reproduction, white balance and image-quality tests for RGB, RGB-IR and near-infrared cameras, ToF, LiDAR, ADAS and intelligent-cabin vision systems, with stable, precise and repeatable illumination. Standard accessories | main unit, power cord, RS485 cable, specification document, user manual and inspection report.
| Parameter | Value |
| LED Channels | 32 channels |
| Wavelength Range [Visible + Near-infrared] | 380–980 nm (Visible + Near-infrared) |
| Light Source Type | LED + Fluorescent (TL84, CWF) |
| LED lifetime | >10,000 |
| Life of the lamp tube | 400–2,000 h |
| Warm-Up Time | 2 min |
| Maximum light at bottom [LED / D65 / bottom center] | >2,500 |
| Maximum light at bottom [LED / D50 / bottom center] | >2,300 |
| Maximum light at bottom [CCFL / bottom center] | >1,000 |
| Single channel to adjust to the level of irradiability [LED] | 60,000 |
| Single channel to adjust to the level of irradiability [CCFL] | 200 levels |
| Colour temperature range | 2,000–20,000 K |
| Colour Index CRI (Ra) [D50-D75 / LED optimal] | >97 (LED optimal) |
| Colour Index CRI (Ra) [A/Horizon] | >95 |
| Baseboard Area evenness [20 × 34 cm baseboard centre area] | 90 ± 5% (20 × 34 cm base area) |
| spectral presets | • 100 (hardware preset) • Software end-of-the-life • A, H, D50, D65, D75 Default 100 levels (touch screen call) |
| Control Method | RS-485 Interface Control, Touch Screen Pointing or API Call |
| Control Software | YD-MsL Control Software (Win 10/11) • Generating bold curves • Spectrum Curve Measurement • Time-Sequence Control • Independent control and arbitrary combination of single channel • API supply |
| API/SDK | C++14/C++11 (VS2022) |
| Spectrometer [Other spectrometers (auto-species)] | SPM-A2048CL (inline) Other spectrometers (auto-species) |
| Power Supply Power | 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz, 600 W |
| Operating Temperature [Recommended 23-27°C; acceptable range 18-28°C] | Recommended 23-27°C; Acceptable range 18-28°C |
| Storage Temperature | 10–30°C |
| Light Source Overall Dimensions L×W×H | 1,030 × 623 × 985 |
| Weight | ≈ 72 kg |
| Maximum light at the bottom of the center of the lightbox. [6500K] | ≥2500 lux |
| Minimum light at the bottom of the lightbox. [6500K] | ≤ 25 lux |
| Single channel toggle response time | <20 ms |
| Colour temperature deviation | ±5 % |
Image-white balance testing: Colour-replacement tests are proposed to be performed by a variety of conventional A, H, D50, D65, D75 photo-sources, etc. Image-based reality tests: tests of actual scenery by changing various light environments Low-photometry tests: tests of low-level LED sources, low-level tests of low-photo-lighting, photo-coloured tests of 24 colour-based (selected)-side-sorted insulation of the object, by preparing a range of colour-to-light profiles, by calibrating the colour-resilient back-to-earth tropics, by measuring the colour-resight array, by ensuring consistency and accuracy of colour performance. Low-photo-environment tests support for individual-modified LED-based tests of light, e.g., LED-light levels, which can be used below 25 lux, by measuring the critical-specific magnitude of the photo-based lasers, by measuring extreme magnitude. Quantification of scenery: Depth validation in multiple scenes. Multiple scenery sets can be placed in light-source boxes to allow for the application of different colour temperatures, light and single-colour light environments by adjusting the spectrum; based on rapid switching performances in LED channel 30 ms, and accurate validation of dynamic indicators such as white-balanced deposition speed of camera models, which fully cover the quantitative test needs in the scene.
Independent channel adjustment: 32 visible-to-near-infrared LED channels each provide 60000 brightness levels. With a spectrometer, spectral fitting reproduces CIE A, H, D50, D65 and D75 over 2000K–20000K. Built-in spectra: the touchscreen recalls A, H, D50, D65 and D75 at 100 brightness levels each without a computer or spectrometer; fluorescent tubes each provide 200 brightness levels. Automatic calibration uses a built-in spectral instrument to compensate for aging and environmental changes. LED channels: 32. Spectrum: 380–980nm. Color temperature: 2000K-20000K. Fluorescent lamps: CWF / TL84. A built-in spectrometer supports custom spectra. Standard-illuminant reproduction covers Planckian radiators, including CIE A, and CIE D daylight spectra from 2000K to 20000K. The 32 adjustable channels cover 380-980nm for flexible simulation. Radiant power can be adjusted to the required illuminance while maintaining spectral quality. An external spectral measurement instrument enables automatic calibration to compensate for spectral changes caused by aging or environmental variation. Timing mode combines spectra and emission durations into automatically switching sequences. Users can measure an environment's spectrum with a spectrometer and import it for reproduction, standardizing or recreating test illumination. Software includes source generation, calibration, spectrometer display and channel-setting modules, with an API(C/C++) for further development. GUI or API control adjusts individual channels or arbitrary multichannel combinations. Integrated TL84 and CWF fluorescent tubes reproduce fluorescent spectra more accurately.
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Yanding, as a nationally recognized high-tech enterprise, has always been driven by technological innovation and deeply engaged in the fields of testing equipment and image quality.
The company is headquartered in Zhangjiang Qingpu Park, with its core office base located in Shanghai Zhangjiang Science City, an innovation highland. It has also established R&D and operation centers in Shenzhen, Beijing, and South Korea, building a global technology R&D and service network to efficiently respond to domestic and international customer needs.
For many years, Yanding has focused on technological breakthroughs in the field of image quality. Its main business covers the full-chain R&D, design, manufacturing, and sales of high-precision instruments, high-end mass production equipment, image analysis algorithms, and industrial software. Relying on more than ten years of deep accumulation in core technology fields such as ultra-complex hardware boards and platform-level industrial software, the company has formed full-stack self-research and delivery capabilities from high-precision optical instruments, image quality analysis and calibration algorithms, to motion control software, optical lenses, image acquisition boards, image test charts, and mass production testing equipment, providing customers with end-to-end solutions.
The founding team and core members bring together senior technical management talents from well-known domestic and overseas enterprises, with an average of over 20 years of frontline R&D and operation management experience, and a deep understanding of international cutting-edge technology paths and industry trends. The company has assembled an R&D team composed of talents from famous domestic and overseas universities, highly skilled and continuously pursuing innovation. As of the end of 2024, the company has more than 170 employees, with R&D and technical personnel accounting for over 60%, injecting strong momentum into continuous technological breakthroughs and global market expansion.