Abstract

The spectral radiant power of the electron storage ring BESSY was measured absolutely in the infrared and visible, and its angular distribution in the infrared, visible, and soft-x-ray ranges. The results prove BESSY to be a standard of calculable spectral radiant power, at least for wavelengths from 0.5 to 1000 nm.

© 1985 Optical Society of America

Spectral radiant power measurements of VUV and soft x-ray sources using the electron storage ring BESSY as a radiometric standard source

J. Fischer, M. Kühne, and B. Wende
Appl. Opt. 23(23) 4252-4260 (1984)

Intercomparison between two independent primary radiometric standards in the visible and near infrared: a cryogenic radiometer and the electron storage ring BESSY

N. P. Fox, P. J. Key, F. Riehle, and B. Wende
Appl. Opt. 25(14) 2409-2420 (1986)

Synchrotron-radiation-operated cryogenic electrical-substitution radiometer as the high-accuracy primary detector standard in the ultraviolet, vacuum-ultraviolet, and soft-x-ray spectral ranges

H. Rabus, V. Persch, and G. Ulm
Appl. Opt. 36(22) 5421-5440 (1997)

High-current hollow-cathode source as a radiant intensity standard in the 40–125-nm wavelength range

Jörg Hollandt, Michael Kühne, and Burkhard Wende
Appl. Opt. 33(1) 68-74 (1994)

High current hollow cathode as a radiometric transfer standard source for the extreme vacuum ultraviolet

Karsten Danzmann, Mathias Günther, Joachim Fischer, Manfred Kock, and Michael Kühne
Appl. Opt. 27(23) 4947-4951 (1988)