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Radiometer For Research, Laboratory and Industrie
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Radiometer For Research, Laboratory and Industrie

Radiometer For Research, Laboratory and Industrie
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Mess-, Steuer- und Regenerate GmbH For Research, Laboratory and Industrie Features: • Non-contact temperature measurement • Choice of view angles: 150° or 75° • Impervious to pressure changes and vacuum • Self-generating utput (mV) • Flare & Flame radiation detector • Low Cost lts high sensitivity and rapid time response to heat Rux absorbed by the sensor surface distinguish the MARK IV models as top performance Radiometers. The self-generated thermoelectric output signal in millivolts (mV) is directly proportional to the incident heat flux. Various windows may be added for elimination of convective heat transfer and/or or selective spectral responses. For Non-Contact temperature measurement applications, one has to establish the temperature relation between the target and the Sensor empirically, or apply the classic relationship as expressed by the Stefan-Boltzmann equation: Q/A=.1714*10-8 *F*E* (T4target-T4sensor) BTU/ft2Hr Where: T: is the absolute temperature in Rankine (t"460) F: Form factor between Target and Sensor E: Emissivity of the target • Suitable for measuring Solar and other object's radiation in satellites and space vehicles (NASA) Aerospace • Radiant heat (IR) detection and control of various targets—broad range Window/Filter Material Quartz Sapphire BaF2 Germanium Mylar Others Transmission Range, pm 0.18 to 3.5 0.15 to 5.5 0.15 to 11.5 2 to 110.31 to 50 request Copyright© 2017 WUNTRONIC GmbH. All Rights Reserved

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