Relative spectral sensitivity distribution measurements of photoreceivers

G. Eppeldauer; J. Graner; J. Schanda; U. M. Vanyek

doi:10.1364/AO.16.000255

Applied Optics
Vol. 16,
Issue 1,
pp. 255-258
(1977)
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Relative spectral sensitivity distribution measurements of photoreceivers

G. Eppeldauer, J. Graner, J. Schanda, and U. M. Vanyek

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Abstract

Problems related to the measurement of spectral sensitivity distribution are discussed. Special systems, an electromechanical one with servo-control and an all-electronic one using an instantaneous value measuring ratiometer, have been built and their performance tested. A number of problems generally encountered in such measurements can be eliminated by using the ratiometric system.

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λ	I	II	III
	0.1598	0.1594	0.1590
480 nm	0.1596	0.1593	0.1590
	0.1596	0.1594	0.1592
	0.1072	0.1070	0.1072
470 nm	0.1074	0.1071	0.1077
	0.1072	0.1071	0.1076
	0.0705	0.0701	0.0703
460 nm	0.0704	0.0701	0.0703
	0.0705	0.0701	0.0704
	0.0447	0.0444	0.0444
450 nm	0.0446	0.0444	0.0448
	0.0450	0.0445	0.0446
	0.0278	0.0278	0.0277
440 nm	0.0278	0.0276	0.0277
	0.0278	0.0278	0.0278

λ	Lab. 1	Lab. 2	Lab. 3
400 nm	0.00	0.014	0.014
450 nm	0.057	0.072	0.072
500 nm	0.182	0.192	0.191
550 nm	0.364	0.369	0.370
600 nm	0.556	0.551	0.549
650 nm	0.712	0.722	0.724
700 nm	0.885	0.875	0.879
750 nm	1.000	1.000	1.000

λ	I	II	III
	0.1598	0.1594	0.1590
480 nm	0.1596	0.1593	0.1590
	0.1596	0.1594	0.1592
	0.1072	0.1070	0.1072
470 nm	0.1074	0.1071	0.1077
	0.1072	0.1071	0.1076
	0.0705	0.0701	0.0703
460 nm	0.0704	0.0701	0.0703
	0.0705	0.0701	0.0704
	0.0447	0.0444	0.0444
450 nm	0.0446	0.0444	0.0448
	0.0450	0.0445	0.0446
	0.0278	0.0278	0.0277
440 nm	0.0278	0.0276	0.0277
	0.0278	0.0278	0.0278

λ	Lab. 1	Lab. 2	Lab. 3
400 nm	0.00	0.014	0.014
450 nm	0.057	0.072	0.072
500 nm	0.182	0.192	0.191
550 nm	0.364	0.369	0.370
600 nm	0.556	0.551	0.549
650 nm	0.712	0.722	0.724
700 nm	0.885	0.875	0.879
750 nm	1.000	1.000	1.000

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