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15 October 1993 Variable-intensity large-area illuminator for photodetectors and image sensors
Miklos Racz, Janos P. Makai
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Abstract
Photometric or radiometric characterization of detectors or detector arrays requires uniform, stable illuminance or irradiance. For the measurement of linearity or spectral linearity the illuminance/irradiance level should be variable without changing either the spectral or angular distribution of the beam. A realization of a set-up using a glass rod as homogenizer is shown. The achieved uniformity is better than +/- 2% over a 40 mm diameter area. The irradiance and illuminance are over 3 mW/cm2 and 20 klux respectively. Suitable choosing the lamp current the set-up produces the spectral distribution of a standard illuminant A recommended by CIE for the measurements of image sensors.
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Miklos Racz and Janos P. Makai "Variable-intensity large-area illuminator for photodetectors and image sensors", Proc. SPIE 2022, Photodetectors and Power Meters, (15 October 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.158573
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KEYWORDS
Glasses

Photodetectors

Fiber optic illuminators

Image sensors

Sensors

Lamps

Power meters

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