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Author:
OriginLab Technical Support
Date Added:
3/1/2018
Last Update:
10/14/2024
Downloads (90 Days):
2169
Total Ratings:
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File Name:
Chromatici...am.opx
File Version:
1.70
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License:
Free
Type:
App
Summary:

Chromaticity diagram template with support for PL data and L*a*b* data.

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PURPOSE
This app can be used to:

  1. Open a workbook template with CIE 1931 color space chromaticity diagram and CIE 1976 UCS (uniform chromaticity scale) diagram.
  2. Calculate CIE XYZ from photoluminescence spectra and add PL data to the chromaticity diagram.
  3. Plot L*a*b* data in 2D, 3D and convert L*a*b* data to CIE 1931 xyY, CIE 1976 UCS (u', v').
  4. Convert XYZ to L*a*b*, XYZ to RGB, xyY to XYZ, RGB to XYZ, RGB to L*a*b*, and RGB to u'v'.

INSTALLATION
Download ChromaticityDiagram.opx file, and then drag-and-drop onto the Origin workspace. An icon will appear in the Apps Gallery window.

OPERATION
With a worksheet or a graph active, click the app icon. A toolbar with three buttons will appear.

  • Open Chromaticity Diagram Template
    Click the first button, and it will open a workbook template. In the third sheet, two graph templates (CIE 1931 and CIE 1976) are inserted. Open the graph window by double clicking on the worksheet's cell. If you want to show color temperature in CIE 1931, click Show/Hide Color Temperature button on the bottom right of the graph. You can also add your own data to the graph template.
  • Chromaticity Diagram with PL
    1. Click the second button, and it will open the PL2CIE dialog.
    2. Choose Phtoluminescence Spectra (PL spectra) from the worksheet or the active graph. You can choose multiple PL spectra, and each PL spectrum corresponds to a point in the chromaticity diagram.
    3. In Settings branch, select Spectral Type, two types are available: Radiance and Reflectance or Transmittance (0-1). The latter requires input to be between 0 and 1. For the latter, select Spectral Power Distribution of Illuminant, four options are available, A, D50, D65 and Custom, for the custom type, user should replace PL sheet's column M with his actual SPD data in the app folder's Chromaticity.ogwu file. Select Standard Observer: CIE 1931 2° or CIE 1964 10°, which defines the color matching function.
    4. In Graph branch, select CIE type for the diagram. Two options are available: CIE 1931 and CIE 1976. Choose plot type (Scatter or Line+Symbol) and determine whether to show spectrum labels in the graph.
    5. Click OK button. A chromaticity diagram with points for PL data will be created. If you want to show color temperature in CIE 1931, click Show/Hide Color Temperature button on the bottom right of the graph. Workbook data for the graph will be hidden. You can activate the workbook in Project Explorer.
  • L*a*b* Plot
    Click the third L*a*b* Plot button, a dialog will be opened and ask the user to choose a goal. Four options are available: Following graphs can be created using these options.
    2DScatter
    2D Scatter
    2DPolarScatter
    2D Polar Scatter
    3DScatter
    3D Scatter
    EllipsoidwithSections
    3D Ellipsoid with Sections
    FullEllipsoid
    3D Full Ellipsoid

    To see how to create above graphs using the app, right-click the app icon in Apps Gallery window, choose Show Samples Folder from the short-cut menu. Open LABDoc.opju project file.
    • 2D Scatter Plot
    • 3D Scatter Plot
    • 3D Ellipsoid Plot
    • Convert CIE 1976 L*a*b* to CIE 1931 xyY, CIE 1976 UCS (u', v')
  • Converter
    Click the fourth Converter button, the converter template will open. It supports to convert XYZ to L*a*b*, XYZ to RGB and xyY to XYZ in FromXYZ sheet, and RGB to XYZ, RGB to L*a*b*, and RGB to u'v' in FromRGB sheet.

    Type XYZ values in columns A, B and C, L*a*b* values in columns D, E and F will be calculated automatically. Columns J, K, L and P, Q, R works in the same way.

ALGORITHM

  • Chromaticity Diagram with PL
    • Radiance Spectra
      \(X=\int f(\lambda) \bar{x}(\lambda) d\lambda\), \(Y=\int f(\lambda) \bar{y}(\lambda) d\lambda\), \(Z=\int f(\lambda) \bar{z}(\lambda) d\lambda\)
      where \(f(\lambda)\) is the spectra, \(\bar{x}(\lambda)\), \(\bar{y}(\lambda)\) and \(\bar{z}(\lambda)\) are CIE's color matching functions.
    • Reflectance or Transmittance Spectra
      \(X=\frac{1}{N}\int S(\lambda) I(\lambda) \bar{x}(\lambda) d\lambda\), \(Y=\frac{1}{N}\int S(\lambda) I(\lambda) \bar{y}(\lambda) d\lambda\), \(Z=\frac{1}{N}\int S(\lambda) I(\lambda) \bar{z}(\lambda) d\lambda\)
      where \(S(\lambda)\) is the spectra, \(I(\lambda)\) is the spectral power distribution of the illuminant, \(\bar{x}(\lambda)\), \(\bar{y}(\lambda)\) and \(\bar{z}(\lambda)\) are CIE's color matching functions. And \(N=\int I(\lambda) \bar{y}(\lambda) d\lambda\).

REFERENCE

  1. CIE 1931, CIE 1976, CIE L*a*b
  2. Standard illuminant, Illuminant D65
  3. Colorimetric Tables, Spectral Calculator Spreadsheets

NOTE

  1. PL spectrum's x data represents wavelength, and the units must be nm.
  2. In L*a*b* Plot, reference white point is D65, and color space is sRGB.

Updates:

v1.7 9/25/2024 Added more conversions.
v1.60 11/17/2023 Updated toolbar icons for Dark Mode.
v1.52 1/7/2022 Replaced background image with image plot of matrix data.
v1.4 12/28/2021 Added a template to convert XYZ to L*a*b*, XYZ to RGB and xyY to XYZ.
v1.3 11/17/2021 Supported reflectance and transmittance spectra.
v1.2 12/18/2020 Supported to plot L*a*b data.
v1.1 1/2/2019 Added a button to show color temperature in CIE 1931 graph template.

Reviews and Comments:
09/06/2024GZBJIUFASCI06厉害炸了

08/30/2024leandro.mindeloNão apareceu o aplicativo na galeria

08/12/2024wangfuyinggood

06/04/20241964790860很有用

03/28/20241478161574qq

03/28/20241478161574qq

03/13/20248618747446347

03/13/20248618747446347

10/10/2023FengChuanliang 

10/04/2023valeg96How can I alter the background colour map? For example, is it possible to download it and alter it with an image editor to add zones or shapes within it, and then load it as new colour map? For example, dividing it into colour regions instead of a smooth hue image, or adding working colour spaces. Cheers!

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