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Optics for Engineers
book

Optics for Engineers

by Charles A. DiMarzio
August 2011
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
564 pages
20h 45m
English
CRC Press
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RADIOMETRY AND PHOTOMETRY 401
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Figure 12.23 Tristimulus computation for three hot objects. The integrands, M
λ
···,
M
λ
¯
x —, M
λ
¯
y −·−,andM
λ
¯
z −− are shown for three different temperatures: 2000 K
(top), 3000 K (center), typical of an ordinary tungsten filament, and 3500 K (bottom) typ-
ical of a tungsten filament in a quartz-halogen lamp. The luminous and radiant exitance,
683 lm/W × Y = 683 lm/W ×
0
M
λ
¯
ydλ,and
0
M
λ
dλ are shown in Figure 12.20, and
the chromaticity coordinates,
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ISBN: 9781439807255