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| DSH 1028 | Evaluation of spectrum of blue laser-based source projector+ z# ~" w. ]2 a: Z7 U: a) B6 W
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Standard(s) (incl. year) Subclause(s) No. Year! u8 H3 {3 R! } \6 e9 O1 G' F
IEC 60825-1: 2007 (2nd Edition) 8.3 & 9 PDSH
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Subject Keywords Developed by To be approved
# S' u6 Q; M" C1 P' d; D( ~+ D( a- uEvaluation of spectrum of blue, h& P F+ l5 n6 ?: ~
laser-based source projector
9 Y# G- V) x) ~' xLaser projector, spectrum,- @3 R# n% p7 T! |. U* F
fluorescent layer! H1 \4 H3 V6 S: c6 u. k
ETF 11 2013 CTL9 ^. A/ J( z: [7 ?- \% S" x
Plenary Meeting9 _2 I/ O6 c8 y- D1 c4 v9 }
Question# h B) d) |% Z: d8 M& i7 r* ?
A laser-based light engine projector emits a white light spectrum with three dominant colours (see the
8 v, O* k$ w' W- x- @5 R- poptical spectrum, Fig. 1 below, in comparison with the optical spectrum of a mercury lamp projector,7 M8 b: w+ j0 d$ t# ?
Fig. 2). The blue light (ca. 440 nm) is generated by a blue laser diode; other wavelengths (with peaks# L' r- R7 s- _$ ?
of green and red) are emitted from a fluorescent layer.3 J& J! T) f( m& z; T
Is it acceptable to evaluate the eye safety hazard according to IEC 60825-1 by only assessing the/ t' y- r# n( V$ `, o
emission in blue (thus disregarding other parts of the spectrum, i.e. green and red)?/ D; N$ X3 o u
Decision
6 k: M, s! g+ i- sNo. The coherent portion and incoherent portion of the entire spectrum shall be individually evaluated4 w4 p# z/ p& i' l' l- ]5 r# v
to the applicable hazards/requirements per IEC 60825-1 and IEC 62471 respectively.
/ Q3 u0 G% |9 D; Q+ g: w( CMeasurements for calculations and determination of the respective applicable accessible emission
% q: F2 G0 e9 l* nlevels must reflect this for each and every possible radiation hazard.
& l7 q" s$ W7 Z6 q6 gNotes:
) E+ j0 @/ u2 v, F' y. I1. Due to the short-wavelength characteristics, which are associated with blue ray hazard, and the2 A& W% R; k$ L6 l+ q1 d: r3 E
more stringent hazard limit for blue light, this blue light hazard may be over-classified if the total
' l7 T W+ {% p. j, K" s9 t! \power (from this light engine) is measured and considered in the allowable limit calculations. An
+ ~; y+ C `1 V: o" |3 |! tappropriate optical device may be used to filter out the blue light for the blue light hazard, e: I/ |; J+ z& o+ f: h
measurements and evaluation.
( W6 t W4 r# }; q2. Depending on its energy content, the remaining blue laser beam can be a very dangerous
8 l2 l0 h' W) d$ }5 J" Z& q" Sweapon, as it hides inside the seemingly safe broad-band white light to which users would not- r7 s4 \1 k3 X' V, l& F0 V
apply their behavioural/precautionary safety guard as they would to a sharp, bright, and
4 [1 b* g9 I) q' z+ ucollimated blue laser beam. During the evaluation of the blue laser beam the following extra
4 J0 f' e, W) Z7 }precautions shall be adequately taken:- I. G/ q/ B& X( W
a. additional safeguarding0 Z$ A6 F/ G: X# j3 ]. r2 j9 l
b. means of protection" @; W% W2 w* c# {+ M5 @9 r
c. cautionary markings and/or instructions, etc , particularly if the remaining laser beam9 w* {/ Y' v' D
contains high energy content." B5 O/ E: k4 U9 `! H; R, O( E
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