Abstract

This paper proposes a technique for estimating the width of the measurement range of a monochromatic television pyrometer, starting from the known SNR in the video channel and the required measurement accuracy. A comparison is made of the width of the measurement ranges provided by television and visual monochromatic monitors.

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