Abstract

This paper presents a description of a test sample of a simulator of an extended absolute blackbody (ABB) intended for the energy calibration of optoelectronic devices for the remote probing of the earth. Results of calculations and experimental estimates of the parameters and characteristics of the simulator thus developed are given, confirming that it can be used when carrying out calibrations.

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