FHWS Gebäude Sanderheinrichsleitenweg 20 in Würzburg

Light and radiation measurement technology - Prüfungsnummer 9958403

Contents of the lecture:

  1. Introduction
    • Radiation quantities, wavelength ranges, applications
    • metrology, traceability, thermal / non-thermal radiation sources
    • radiation sources, Planck's radiation law
  2. Reference light and radiation sources
    • Calculable primary radiation sources
      • Cavity radiator
      • Synchrotron radiation source
    • Standard light sources: Tungsten ribbon lamps, spectral lamps
    • LED, laser
  3. Light and radiation sensors
    • Basics: photon detectors, thermal receivers
    • Primary receivers: cryoradiometers, trap receivers
    • The human eye, V(λ) adaptation
    • Characterization of light and radiation sensors
      • Properties of radiation sensors: linearity, spectral sensitivity
      • sensitivity, homogeneity, ageing, geometry
  4. Receiver system and applications
    • Illuminance/irradiance measurement
    • Luminous flux/radiant power measurement
    • Luminous intensity/irradiance measurement
    • Luminance/radiance measurement
    • Radiation thermometer
      • Imaging methods, thermographic camera
      • Spatially resolved measurements
      • Measurement of photometric material parameters
  5. Excursion to the Center for Applied Energy Research e.V. in Würzburg

Dozent: Prof. Dr. Jürgen Hartmann
Stand: 03.09.2024