Säteilytiheysmittarit
Säteilytiheysmittarit, often translated as radiometers or intensity meters, are instruments designed to measure the intensity of electromagnetic radiation. This can encompass a wide spectrum, including visible light, infrared radiation, ultraviolet radiation, and other forms of energy. The fundamental principle behind most radiometers involves converting the incident radiation into an electrical signal that can then be quantified. Different types of sensors are employed depending on the specific wavelength range and application. For instance, thermopiles are sensitive to heat and are used for infrared measurements, while photodiodes are common for detecting visible and UV light.
The applications of säteilytiheysmittarit are diverse and span numerous scientific and industrial fields. In meteorology, they
The calibration of a säteilytiheysmittari is a critical step to ensure accurate measurements. This typically involves