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630 nm to RGB & Color Calculator
Approximate how 630 nm monochromatic spectral light can be represented in sRGB, and calculate CIE 1931 tristimulus values, THz frequency, and photon energy.
CIE 1931 Spectral Synthesis
Red630 nm
#FF0049
nm
380 nm (Violet)555 nm (Peak)750 nm (Deep Red)
Frequency
475.861 THz
Photon Energy
1.968 eV
sRGB Channels
255, 0, 73
CIE 1931 XYZ
0.657, 0.2639
Why You See This Color (630 nm)
At 630 nm, Long-wavelength sensitive (L) cone responses dominate, although cone sensitivity curves overlap rather than switching on or off at exact boundaries. With a frequency of 475.861 THz and lower photon energy (1.968 eV), this stimulus is generally perceived as deep red. Near the 700–750 nm boundary, eye sensitivity tapers toward the infrared threshold.
Physical Parameter Breakdown
Wavelength (λ):630 nm (630 × 10⁻⁹ m)
Oscillation Frequency (f):475.861 THz
Photon Quantum Energy (E):1.968 eV
CIE 1931 Tristimulus (XYZ):X:0.657 Y:0.2639 Z:0
Traian AnghelAuthor & Reviewer
Physics Teacher & Educational Technologist • Brăila, Romania
Last Reviewed: August 2026
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