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A Helium-Cooled Absolute Cavity Radiometer for Solar and Laboratory Irradiance Measurement

Foukal et al., 1983

Document ID
14668456472761117144
Author
Foukal P
Miller P
Publication year
Publication venue
Applications of Optical Metrology: Techniques and Measurements II

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We describe the design and testing of a helium-cooled absolute radiometer (HCAR) devel- oped for highly reproducible measurements of total solar irradiance and ultraviolet flux, and for laboratory standards uses. The receiver of this cryogenic radiometer is a blackened cone …
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