Laser display devices — Part 5 to 16: Test methods for wavelength conversion components for laser displays

This document establishes a specialized test methodology focused on wavelength conversion components utilized in laser display systems. Specifically designated as the fifteenth part within a broader series concerning laser display devices, the technical requirements address the characterization of optical materials that shift incident laser wavelengths. The guidelines define the necessary procedures for evaluating performance metrics, including spectral characteristics and conversion efficiency, ensuring consistent measurement practices across the industry. By standardizing the experimental conditions and data reporting formats, the content facilitates accurate quality assessment and inter-laboratory comparability. These protocols cover the operational parameters required to assess the durability and optical properties of the conversion elements under specific laser excitation. The scope ensures that manufacturers and testing facilities adhere to uniform criteria when validating the functionality of these critical components. Adherence to these established procedures supports the development of reliable laser display technologies by providing a clear framework for component verification without introducing subjective interpretation. The guidelines serve as a reference for technical personnel involved in the design, production, and quality assurance of laser display systems employing wavelength conversion technology.