CHARACTERIZATION OF ABSOLUTE SPECTRAL RADIANCE OF AN UNKNOWN IR SOURCE
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May 28, 2015
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The absolute spectral radiance of an unknown IR source is measured by bracketing the radiance measurements of the source over a spectral band with radiance measurements of a characterized blackbody at different temperatures. The absolute spectral radiance (or effective temperature) is calculated for the blackbody and paired with the relative radiance measurements. The absolute spectral radiance for the unknown IR source is derived via interpolation. The use of a characterized plate blackbody and a FTIRS allows for rapid and accurate characterization of the unknown IR source across a spectral band.
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