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) I1 u3 f7 P$ W- t r | DSH 1028 | Evaluation of spectrum of blue laser-based source projector
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| 60825-1(ed.2)
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2 B* _) ~( o$ G) n; R+ U7 GIEC 60825-1: 2007 (2nd Edition) 8.3 & 9 PDSH/ X% i9 t8 n8 z' H, U3 \" f9 _ |
1028
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Subject Keywords Developed by To be approved
, @$ |0 z+ m4 Y8 LEvaluation of spectrum of blue7 O, {4 [ l6 S. o# o& }& c
laser-based source projector
) H& x! a8 U5 r6 @" ?: ]% tLaser projector, spectrum,7 U- D0 m* O- `' m$ n M6 j: }
fluorescent layer
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Plenary Meeting& H) t8 {1 S4 b F' i' F
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A laser-based light engine projector emits a white light spectrum with three dominant colours (see the M0 o' |& N% L. a; h' e
optical spectrum, Fig. 1 below, in comparison with the optical spectrum of a mercury lamp projector,) W: ~! i% y* ~9 E! n1 a3 d
Fig. 2). The blue light (ca. 440 nm) is generated by a blue laser diode; other wavelengths (with peaks
: {5 R7 |7 l, T1 k2 P) {- u1 x* A7 F3 Gof green and red) are emitted from a fluorescent layer.
7 M' l& ^* n! sIs it acceptable to evaluate the eye safety hazard according to IEC 60825-1 by only assessing the/ D( B8 n# B8 e
emission in blue (thus disregarding other parts of the spectrum, i.e. green and red)?
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8 W4 }2 p b1 CNo. The coherent portion and incoherent portion of the entire spectrum shall be individually evaluated
& ]/ M6 V p" U2 l9 l* L3 I Vto the applicable hazards/requirements per IEC 60825-1 and IEC 62471 respectively.
& [3 i! a% _/ ?1 e( b* \Measurements for calculations and determination of the respective applicable accessible emission6 X8 F7 R0 p6 |( W
levels must reflect this for each and every possible radiation hazard.
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1. Due to the short-wavelength characteristics, which are associated with blue ray hazard, and the
/ w ?/ p. Z1 n3 wmore stringent hazard limit for blue light, this blue light hazard may be over-classified if the total
5 K; s7 t' k; B: dpower (from this light engine) is measured and considered in the allowable limit calculations. An
0 c5 B }2 }2 l5 b4 bappropriate optical device may be used to filter out the blue light for the blue light hazard
5 e9 E- W: D; j5 k; Nmeasurements and evaluation.
( y. B' t0 s5 \$ _2. Depending on its energy content, the remaining blue laser beam can be a very dangerous
/ i- p4 p' G- u/ a5 eweapon, as it hides inside the seemingly safe broad-band white light to which users would not
j+ r1 }; w! [. r/ j; ?# Y Napply their behavioural/precautionary safety guard as they would to a sharp, bright, and& m% e- N _( Y4 s) K
collimated blue laser beam. During the evaluation of the blue laser beam the following extra
* n, ?1 {6 F* e/ q. `- v! hprecautions shall be adequately taken:
) R3 @( J+ O$ N" va. additional safeguarding
9 V' [, s' q2 h- ub. means of protection
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contains high energy content.6 h( b7 H, h. w9 M% I6 @
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