The use of high-temperature blackbody (HTBB) radiators to realize primary spectral irradiance scales requires that the operating temperature of the HTBB be accurately determined. We have developed five filter radiometers (FRs) to measure the temperature of the National Research Council of Canada's HTBB. The FRs are designed to minimize sensitivity to ambient temperature fluctuations. They incorporate air-spaced colored glass filters and a Si photodiode detector that are housed in a cell whose temperature is controlled to \ub10.1\ub0C by means of annular thermoelectric elements at the front and rear of the cell. These wideband filter radiometers operate in four different wavelength bands. The spectral responsivity measurements were performed...
The basis of accurate photometric evaluations of light sources is provided by accurate spectral meas...
International audienceThis paper describes a new relative technique developed at LNE-Cnam, for the d...
The research work, described in this thesis, has been carried out at the Metrology Research Institut...
Measurements made with a pyrometer are vulnerable to errors if the pyrometer is misaligned, inaccura...
One class of commercially available imaging infrared radiometers using cooled detectors is sensitive...
Temperature can be measured via emitted thermal radiation of the measured object using Max Planck’s ...
In the International Temperature Scale of 1990 (ITS-90), temperatures above the freezing temperature...
This work presents a method that has been recently adopted in our laboratory to determine the temper...
Highly precise (~±0.05% k=2), traceable, infrared radiance calibrations are typically achieved throu...
Infrared radiometers and spectrometers generally use blackbodies for calibration, and with the high ...
Broadband radiometers manufactured by Eppley Laboratories Inc. are commonly used to measure irradian...
An overview of the theory and techniques of radiometric thermometry is presented. The characteristic...
A blackbody comparator for thermocouple calibration in the temperature range from 960°C to 1500°C ha...
Current process of calibrating radiation thermometers, including thermal imagers, relies on measurem...
An infrared radiometer is described which was developed to measure temperature rises of wind tunnel ...
The basis of accurate photometric evaluations of light sources is provided by accurate spectral meas...
International audienceThis paper describes a new relative technique developed at LNE-Cnam, for the d...
The research work, described in this thesis, has been carried out at the Metrology Research Institut...
Measurements made with a pyrometer are vulnerable to errors if the pyrometer is misaligned, inaccura...
One class of commercially available imaging infrared radiometers using cooled detectors is sensitive...
Temperature can be measured via emitted thermal radiation of the measured object using Max Planck’s ...
In the International Temperature Scale of 1990 (ITS-90), temperatures above the freezing temperature...
This work presents a method that has been recently adopted in our laboratory to determine the temper...
Highly precise (~±0.05% k=2), traceable, infrared radiance calibrations are typically achieved throu...
Infrared radiometers and spectrometers generally use blackbodies for calibration, and with the high ...
Broadband radiometers manufactured by Eppley Laboratories Inc. are commonly used to measure irradian...
An overview of the theory and techniques of radiometric thermometry is presented. The characteristic...
A blackbody comparator for thermocouple calibration in the temperature range from 960°C to 1500°C ha...
Current process of calibrating radiation thermometers, including thermal imagers, relies on measurem...
An infrared radiometer is described which was developed to measure temperature rises of wind tunnel ...
The basis of accurate photometric evaluations of light sources is provided by accurate spectral meas...
International audienceThis paper describes a new relative technique developed at LNE-Cnam, for the d...
The research work, described in this thesis, has been carried out at the Metrology Research Institut...