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Uncertainties of Spectral Responsivity Measurements

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Author(s)

George P. Eppeldauer, G Sauter, James Gardner

Abstract

Uncertainty estimates of detector spectral responsivity measurements are discussed. A model describes independent (uncorrelated) uncertainty components at a given wavelength based on the measurement equation for test detector calibrations. Systematic (correlated) components across wavelength are described briefly for spectrally integrated responsivity measurements. Propagation of the random and systematic components is discussed.
Proceedings Title
CIE Expert Symposium and Tutorial on Measurement Uncertainty | 2nd | | CIE
Conference Dates
June 12-13, 2006
Conference Location
Braunschweig, GE
Conference Title
CIE Expert Symposium
Pub Type
Conferences

Keywords

correlated uncertainty, measurement uncertainty, responsivity transfer, spectral responsivity, spectrally integrated responsivity

Citation

Eppeldauer, G. , Sauter, G. and Gardner, J. (2006), Uncertainties of Spectral Responsivity Measurements, CIE Expert Symposium and Tutorial on Measurement Uncertainty | 2nd | | CIE, Braunschweig, GE (Accessed October 11, 2025)

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Created June 13, 2006, Updated June 2, 2021
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