ESTIMATION OF THE UNCERTAINTY OF MEASUREMENT IN A TWO-CHANNEL SYSTEM FOR TESTS ON THE INTENSITY OF INFRARED RADIATION

Uncertainty of measurement, infrared radiation, infrared detector. Execution of long-term tests on infrared radiation waves requires the use of a stable transceiver circuit for infrared radiation. The unit developed by the authors of this paper is an example of possible instruments that can be used in such tests. The system is composed of a stabilized supply source for a transceiver circuit and a programmed temperature change option for output signals. The tests were carried out for a two-channel radiation transceiver with 860 and 950 nm wavelengths. The results obtained were analysed and their expanded uncertainties were determined for a 99 % level of confidence, based on the assumed uncertainty budgets. Standard uncertainties were determined using calculation methods type A and B. After verification, the developed stand can be used to test infrared radiation for two wavelengths. It can also find application in the design of bigger control systems, where it can play the role of a measurement module. The examples o