achromatic locus
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achromatic locus
(¦ak·rə¦mad·ik ′lō·kəs)
(optics) A region that includes those points in the chromaticity diagram which represent acceptable reference standards of illumination. Commonly referred to as white light. Also known as achromatic region.
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