Article | REF: R6412 V1

Radiometric references for optical radiation measurements

Authors: Bernard ROUGIÉ, Jeanne-Marie COUTIN

Publication date: December 10, 2015

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4. Cryogenic radiometer: primary thermal detector

A cryogenic radiometer is a cryogenic electrical substitution radiometer, which is cooled to very low temperatures using liquid helium. An electrical substitution radiometer is in fact a thermal detector that enables absolute measurements to be made of the power of optical radiation, by comparing it with an equivalent electrical power.

4.1 Thermal detectors

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4.1.1 Operating principle

The operating principle of a thermal detector is shown in figure...

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