radiometer Definition
ra·di·om·eter (rā′dē äm′ə tər)
radiometer Related Forms
ra′dio·met′·ric (rā′dē ō met′rik) adjective
ra′·di·om′·etry noun
radiometer Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: The lamp is then scanned using a filter radiometer under computer control.
- calibrate: A number of laser sources are often required to generate sufficient wavelength coverage to calibrate broadband filter radiometers.
- cure: International light makes a full line of UV curing radiometers designed specifically for each application.
- develop: The first commercial application is a system of ultra violet sensing radiometers developed with US partner company EIT.
- design: International light makes a full line of UV curing radiometers designed specifically for each application.
- include: A suite of standard physical parameters were also logged, including broad band radiometers.
Adjective modifier
- cryogenic: NPL's cryogenic radiometer is the primary standard for the measurement of optical radiant power.
- infrared: These observations are particularly relevant to space instruments which use infrared filter radiometers for earth observation.
- cryogenically-cooled: In this presentation we will report the observation of drifts in the responsivity of cryogenically-cooled infrared filter radiometers which have very strong wavelength dependence.
- absolute: A leaflet giving more details of the cryogenic absolute radiometer is available on request.
- high: High accuracy filter radiometers are used in thermal and optical metrology, for temperature measurements, photometry, and derivation of spectral emission.
- first: Areas in which NPL is a recognized world leader include the development of the first cryogenic radiometer and the use of lasers for radiometry.
Noun used with modifier
- microwave: Passive RF sensors, which use microwave radiometers to detect RF energy emitted or reflected from objects.
- filter: These drifts can result in the increase or decrease of the response of the filter radiometers by over 5 % .
- satellite: Surface winds over the ocean will be deduced from scatterometer data and sea surface temperature ( SST ) from satellite radiometers.
- phototherapy: International Light carries a complete line of phototherapy radiometers for both research and diagnostic applications.
- wavelength: A short wavelength filter radiometer is more sensitive to small temperature changes than a longer wavelength filter radiometer.
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