An organic light emitting diode analyzer is provided to test electrical and spectroscopic characteristics organic light emitting diodes (OLED). The analyzer includes a spectrometer, a luminance and color meter, a header of the luminance and color meter, an OLED a source meter, an OLED holder and a computer. The OLED analyzer is a characterization system to measure the electrical and spectral characteristics and feature of the OLED. The luminance and color meter includes a color sensor, and the luminance and color meter measures a luminance of the OLED, a color temperature of the OLED, and color coordinates of the OLED. The spectrometer measures a wavelength of the OLED, an irradiance, a color index, the color temperature, color coordinates and the irradiance (W/m.sup.2.Math.nm). The source meter applies positive voltages to the OLED, and the source meter measures a current through the OLED.

An organic light emitting diode analyzer is provided to test electrical and spectroscopic characteristics organic light emitting diodes (OLED). The analyzer includes a spectrometer, a luminance and color meter, a header of the luminance and color meter, an OLED a source meter, an OLED holder and a computer. The OLED analyzer is a characterization system to measure the electrical and spectral characteristics and feature of the OLED. The luminance and color meter includes a color sensor, and the luminance and color meter measures a luminance of the OLED, a color temperature of the OLED, and color coordinates of the OLED. The spectrometer measures a wavelength of the OLED, an irradiance, a color index, the color temperature, color coordinates and the irradiance (W/m.sup.2.Math.nm). The source meter applies positive voltages to the OLED, and the source meter measures a current through the OLED.

A sensor system includes an array of optical sensors on an integrated circuit and a plurality of sets of optical filters atop at least a portion of the array. Each set of optical filters is associated with a set of optical sensors of the array, with a set of optical filters including a plurality of optical filters, with each optical filter being configured to pass light in a different wavelength range. A first interface is configured to interface with the optical sensors and first processing circuitry that is configured to execute operational instructions for receiving an output signal representative of received light from the optical sensors and determining a spectral response for each set of optical sensors. A second interface is configured to interface with the first processing circuitry with second processing circuitry that is configured for determining, based on the spectral response for each set of optical sensors, an illuminant spectrum for each spectral response and then substantially remove the illuminant spectrum from the spectral response.

An spectral sensor system includes an array of optical sensors arranged on an integrated circuit, an interface between the plurality of optical sensors and a first processing device, a plurality of sets of optical filters configured as a layer located atop the plurality of optical sensors, with each set of optical filters including a plurality of optical filters, each optical filter configured to pass light in a different wavelength range. The spectral sensor system includes a memory configured to interface with the first processing device, the memory configured to store calibration data associated with the plurality of sets of optical sensors. The spectral sensor system further includes second processing device includes an artificial neural network configured to correct a spectral response generated by the plurality of optical sensors and an interface between the first processing device and the second processing device is configured to transmit information therebetween.

An spectral sensor system includes an array of optical sensors arranged on an integrated circuit, an interface between the plurality of optical sensors and a first processing device, a plurality of sets of optical filters configured as a layer located atop the plurality of optical sensors, with each set of optical filters including a plurality of optical filters, each optical filter configured to pass light in a different wavelength range. The spectral sensor system includes a memory configured to interface with the first processing device, the memory configured to store calibration data associated with the plurality of sets of optical sensors. The spectral sensor system further includes second processing device includes an artificial neural network configured to correct a spectral response generated by the plurality of optical sensors and an interface between the first processing device and the second processing device is configured to transmit information therebetween.

The disclosure relates to an image sensor comprising pixels for acquiring color information from incoming visible light, wherein said image sensor comprising at least two pixels being partially covered by a color splitter structure comprising a first part and a second part, each of said first and second parts being adjacent to a dielectric part, each of said dielectric part having a first refractive index n.sub.1 (said first part having a second refractive index n.sub.2, and said second part having a third refractive index n.sub.3, wherein n.sub.1<n.sub.3<n.sub.2, and wherein according to a cross section, the first part of said color splitter structure has a first width W.sub.1, a height H and the second part of said color splitter structure has a second width W.sub.2, and the same height H, and wherein said color splitter structure has a first, a second and a third edges at the interfaces between parts having different refractive indexes, each edge generating beams or nanojets, and wherein said height H is close to a value Formul (I), where Θ.sub.B1 and Θ.sub.B3 are tan Θ.sub.B1 and are respectively radiation angles of a first and a third beams generated by said first and third edges, and wherein one of said at least two pixels records light associated with a first wavelength λ-.sub.1 and the other of said at least two pixels records light having a spectrum in which no or few electromagnetic waves having a wavelength equal to λ-.sub.1 are present, wherein said first wavelength λ-.sub.1 being either high or small in a range of visible light.

The disclosure relates to an image sensor comprising pixels for acquiring color information from incoming visible light, wherein said image sensor comprising at least two pixels being partially covered by a color splitter structure comprising a first part and a second part, each of said first and second parts being adjacent to a dielectric part, each of said dielectric part having a first refractive index n.sub.1 (said first part having a second refractive index n.sub.2, and said second part having a third refractive index n.sub.3, wherein n.sub.1<n.sub.3<n.sub.2, and wherein according to a cross section, the first part of said color splitter structure has a first width W.sub.1, a height H and the second part of said color splitter structure has a second width W.sub.2, and the same height H, and wherein said color splitter structure has a first, a second and a third edges at the interfaces between parts having different refractive indexes, each edge generating beams or nanojets, and wherein said height H is close to a value Formul (I), where Θ.sub.B1 and Θ.sub.B3 are tan Θ.sub.B1 and are respectively radiation angles of a first and a third beams generated by said first and third edges, and wherein one of said at least two pixels records light associated with a first wavelength λ-.sub.1 and the other of said at least two pixels records light having a spectrum in which no or few electromagnetic waves having a wavelength equal to λ-.sub.1 are present, wherein said first wavelength λ-.sub.1 being either high or small in a range of visible light.

Tunable MEMS etalon devices comprising: a front mirror and a back mirror, the front and back mirrors separated in an initial pre-stressed un-actuated etalon state by a gap having a pre-stressed un-actuated gap size determined by a back stopper structure in physical contact with the front mirror and back mirrors, the etalon configured to assume at least one actuated state in which the gap has an actuated gap size gap greater than the pre-stressed un-actuated gap size; an anchor structure, a frame structure fixedly coupled to the front mirror at a first surface thereof that faces incoming light, and a flexure structure attached to the anchor structure and to the frame structure but not attached to the front mirror, and a spacer structure separating the anchor structure from the back mirror, and wherein the front mirror and the spacer structure are formed in a same single glass layer.

A colorimetric apparatus has a shutter unit that can shift between a closed position and an open position. The apparatus body has: a shifting member that can shift between a projection position, at which the shifting member projects in a first direction, and a retraction position, at which the shifting member retracts in a second direction; a first pressing member that presses the shifting member in the first direction; and an operation conversion means that converts the shift operation of the shifting member with respect to the apparatus body to the shift operation of the shutter unit. In a state in which the shifting member is at the projection position, the shutter unit is at the closed position. When the shifting member shifts from the projection position to the retraction position, the shutter unit shifts from the closed position to the open position.

A multispectral sensor array can include a combination of ranging sensor channels (e.g., LIDAR sensor channels) and ambient-light sensor channels tuned to detect ambient light having a channel-specific property (e.g., color). The sensor channels can be arranged and spaced to provide multispectral images of a field of view in which the multispectral images from different sensors are inherently aligned with each other to define an array of multispectral image pixels. Various optical elements can be provided to facilitate imaging operations. Light ranging/imaging systems incorporating multispectral sensor arrays can operate in rotating and/or static modes.