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Published on: December 14, 2017
Facility for spectral radiance calibration at low light level
Abstract:
The spectral radiance measurement at daytime level can be realized with high accuracy, while it's difficult when the spectral radiance is at nighttime level. We design a spectral radiance calibration facility which has the characteristics of completely unchanged spectrum over 3 orders of magnitude and approximately unchanged spectrum for about 6 orders of magnitude. It combines a spectral radiance light source, a precision aperture and a white diffuser together, make it easy to reproduce the spectral radiance at 380 nm from 4 × 10-9 W/(m2·sr·nm) to 4 × 10-3 W/(m2·sr·nm). The facility can be easily used to calibrate a spectroradiometer at nighttime level. When the spectral radiance from 380 nm to 780 nm is around 1 × 10-7W/(m2·sr·nm), the calibration uncertainty of the spectroradiometer is 0.87%∼1.0% (k = 1).
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