انرژی تابشی نوری: رادیومتری، مفاهیم، اجزا و روش‌ها

Optical Radiation Measurements, Volume 1: Radiometry is an introduction to the measurement of optical radiant energy, with emphasis on the principles and generally applicable methods of radiometry. Topics range from basic concepts of radiant energy and its transfer to the calibration of instrumentation. Blackbody radiation and sources of radiation are also discussed, along with detectors and spectral analyzers. Comprised of 10 chapters, this volume begins with an overview of the basic concepts and characteristics of radiometry as well as its applications such as photometry, photography, television, and vision research. The next chapters describe basic concepts such as radiation laws, terminology, and the transfer of radiant energy. The emphasis in these early chapters is on fundamentals. The major components of radiometric systems are then considered. The final three chapters focus on representative techniques, with particular reference to measurements of radiant power and radiant energy; reflectance, transmittance, and absorptance; and standards and calibration. This book is written for students, practitioners, and researchers in physics. Content: Front Matter , Page iii Copyright , Page iv Foreword , Page ix Preface , Pages xi-xii Acknowledgments , Page xiii 1 - Introduction , Pages 1-10 2 - Terminology and Units , Pages 11-29 3 - Transfer of Radiant Energy , Pages 30-97 4 - Blackbody Radiation , Pages 98-116 5 - Radiation Sources , Pages 117-172 6 - Detectors , Pages 173-213 7 - Spectral Analyzers , Pages 214-237 8 - Measurements of Radiant Power and Radiant Energy , Pages 238-270 9 - Measurements of Reflectance, Transmittance, and Absorptance , Pages 271-300 10 - Standards and Calibration , Pages 301-327 Index , Pages 329-335 v. 1. Grum, F.C., Becherer, R. Radiometry. v. 2. Grum, F., Bartleson, C.J. Color measurement. v. 3. Measurement of photoluminescence. v. 4. Budde, W. Physical detectors of optical radiation. v. 5. Bartleson, C.J., Grum, F. Optical radiation measurements. v. 3. Measurement of photoluminiscence / edited by Klaus D. Mielenz v. 4. Physical detectors of optical radiation / edited by Budde, W.