论文信息 - Radiometry. thermometry, and minimum resolvable temperature with IR fiber optics

Radiometry. thermometry, and minimum resolvable temperature with IR fiber optics

Infrared fiber radiometry for remote monitoring of surface temperature is demonstrated with fluoride glass, sapphire single crystal, silver halide polycrystalline and chalcogenide glass fibers. Analytical and experimental characteristics for various radiometer designs are described. Temperature measurement capability from subambient at 253 degrees Kelvin to 823 degrees Kelvin has been demonstrated along with minimum resolvable temperature difference of 0.1 degrees.

[1] Anna Grazia Mignani,et al. Optical fiber biosensing , 1989 .

[2] J M Brunetaud,et al. Temperature measurement with a zirconium fluoride glass fiber. , 1987, Applied optics.

[3] Mei H. Sun,et al. Fiberoptic Temperature Sensors In The Medical Setting , 1989, Photonics West - Lasers and Applications in Science and Engineering.

[4] Serge Mordon,et al. Zirconium fluoride glass fiber radiometer for low temperature measurements , 1989 .

[5] Gordon L. Mitchell,et al. Fiber Optic Temperature Sensor Using Spectral Modulation , 1988, Other Conferences.

[6] N. S. Kapany,et al. Recent developments in infrared fiber optics , 1965 .

[7] H. F. Bowman,et al. Improved Infrared Fiberoptic Radiometer For Thermometry In Electromagnetic Induced Heating , 1989, Photonics West - Lasers and Applications in Science and Engineering.