6. Application of standard detectors to other photometric and radiometric quantities
The use of the references described above will require the use of transfer instruments adapted to each quantity, and therefore very varied. This article will focus on calibration in direct relation to the primary references of transfer sources or detectors for the spectral and global quantities of luminance, illuminance and intensity. Applications to pyrometric measurements will also be presented. Spectral measurements are systematically energetic (expressed in watts and declined according to angular or spatial quantities), while global measurements will also refer to photometric units, candela, lumen and lux.
6.1 Spectral measurements
Spectral measurements require, in addition to the reference detector, a spectral selection instrument, filter or monochromator....
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- Caractérisation des performances des luxmètres et des luminancemètres. - ISO/CEI 19476 - 2014
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