Currently I am trying to develop a bright diffuse light source to
measure pupillary responses.
The light source needs to be controlled by a PC so light emitting
diodes (LEDs) have been chosen. Unfortunately, ultra-bright LEDs
are very directional, commonly with a view angle less than 10
degrees, and I need a diffuse light source with a view angle of
minimum 90-100 degrees.
The intensity of the light source needs to be > 3000 cd /m2
Several attempts have been tried with Ping-Pong Balls and plastic
tubes of various lengths, but no succes as yet!
Any ideas how to solve this problem?
Yours sincerely
Anne Bjerre, Ph.D.student
E-mail: anne.bjerre@stud.man.ac.uk
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