Dunmore, F.
and Hanssen, L.
(2008),
Miniature Fourier Transform Instrument for Radiation Thermometry, International Conference on Fourier Transform Spectroscopy
(Accessed September 9, 2024)
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Miniature Fourier Transform Instrument for Radiation Thermometry
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A miniature Fouier transform (FT0 spectrometer was evaluated as a device for remotely measuring the temperature of a high stability/emissivity blackbody. The device, commercially manufactured by Photonex LTD.,* is based on the novel design of a polarizing Wallaston prism spatial domain interferometer, with a Si diode array detector, and without any moving parts. The calibration of temperature using Planck's law showed a consistent non-linear effect. This results in a relative uncertainty 1% for measurement of temperatures 500K and above. Planned calibration measurements should reduce the nonlinearity related error and improve the FT temperature measurement.Citation
International Conference on Fourier Transform Spectroscopy
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blackbody, Planck's Law, Si diode array detector
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Created October 16, 2008