Digital Optical Pyrometer with Automatic Correction of Systemic Errors.

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Title: Digital Optical Pyrometer with Automatic Correction of Systemic Errors.
Authors: Kondratov, V.T., Zarnitsyna, A.A., Serdyuk, N.M.
Source: Journal of Automation & Information Sciences. 2003, Vol. 35 Issue 9-12, Special section p30-37. 8p.
Subjects: Optical pyrometers, Pyrometers, Transfer functions, Block diagrams, Temperature measuring instruments, Micropyrometer
Abstract: A digital optical pyrometer with automatic correction of systematic errors for unstable and nonlinear sensor (photoreceiver) transfer function is described. Its principle of operation is based on a new optical-electronic method of redundant measurements of physical quantities. A block diagram of digital optical pyrometer is presented. Possibility of determining transmission coefficient of medium for further enhancing measurement accuracy is demonstrated. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:A digital optical pyrometer with automatic correction of systematic errors for unstable and nonlinear sensor (photoreceiver) transfer function is described. Its principle of operation is based on a new optical-electronic method of redundant measurements of physical quantities. A block diagram of digital optical pyrometer is presented. Possibility of determining transmission coefficient of medium for further enhancing measurement accuracy is demonstrated. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:10642315
DOI:10.1615/JAutomatInfScien.v35.i10.50