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Metzdorf, 1993 - Google Patents

Network and traceability of the radiometric and photometric standards at the PTB

Metzdorf, 1993

Document ID
12883145433721675980
Author
Metzdorf J
Publication year
Publication venue
Metrologia

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The system of radiometric and photometric standards at the PTB is presented, emphasizing traceability, cross-linking, and future developments. Traceability from the national standards to the respective reference standards of calibration laboratories of the German Calibration …
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