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4 April 1979 Theoretical Concept Of Radiometry In The Near Infrared (700-1200 nm)
Ir. A. H. C. van Meijgaard
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Proceedings Volume 0146, Light Measurement in Industry; (1979) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.956608
Event: Light Measurement in Industry I, 1978, London, United Kingdom
Abstract
Starting with the well-known nomenclature, symbols and units of thermal radiators and referring to the well-known nomenclature, symbols and units for quantities of visible light one can define a new, quite analogous nomenclature for an arbitrary receptor (detector) with a spectral sensitivity R(λ) . It is pointed out that it might be wise to reject the familiar, however historically grown units in the field of visible light (the candela) and to stick to (light-)watts that match better to the International System of Units (SI) . In an analogous way a system of additional SI-units, named (recepto-)watts is presented. Some examples are given.
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Ir. A. H. C. van Meijgaard "Theoretical Concept Of Radiometry In The Near Infrared (700-1200 nm)", Proc. SPIE 0146, Light Measurement in Industry, (4 April 1979); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.956608
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KEYWORDS
Eye

Infrared radiation

Radiometry

Sensors

Optical testing

Solids

Near infrared

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