"The Influence of Atmospheric Absorption and Emission on Infrared Detection Range." In: Infrared Physics: An International Research Journal, Vol. 5, No. 3, September 1965, pp. 115-135.
Published by Pergamon Press, 1965., Oxford, et al.:, 1965
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8vo. 99-140 pp. Figs., tables. Printed wrappers; spine frayed. Library stamp on front cover. Good. Summary [Bolle]: A graphical method is presented to determine the detection range for narrow infrared windows in dependence of atmospheric absorption and emission. The atmospheric radiation properties are deduced from theoretical and empirical data under consideration of the actual pressure, temperature and humidity distribution. Some examples are given . . . CONTENTS, 4 papers: [1] W. J. MOORE and H. SHENKER: A high-detectivity gallium-doped germanium detector for the 40-120u, region. Summary: Gallium-doped germanium with low levels of compensating impurities has been found to be a fast, efficient detector of far infrared radiation. [2] S. Deb and M. K. MUKHERJEE: Semiconductor thermal detector with constant bias current and self-cooling. Summary: Behaviour of a single crystal semiconductor detector of thermal type, when the bias current is constant and large enough to make self-cooling a dominant heat losing channel, has been analysed taking end cooling into account. Universal curves for computation of responsivity are given. The maximum value of responsivity realizable from an ideal detector of the type is shown to be 1/ i, i being the bias current. Tentative estimate of NEP is made and the speed of response inferred from the expression for high frequency responsivity. [3] H.-J. BOLLE: The influence of atmospheric absorption and emission on infrared detection range. [4] S. I. DRASKY and R. J. BELL: Radiation chopper for the submillimeter wavelength region. Summary: A woven wire mesh application is described for strong discrimination against short wavelength radiation while submillimeter radiation is efficiently utilized. / Letter to the Editors: CHARLES WEISS, JR.: Infrared fluorescence of chlorophyll a in green leaves.…
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- "The Influence of Atmospheric Absorption and Emission on Infrared Detection Range." In: Infrared Physics: An International Research Journal, Vol. 5, No. 3, September 1965, pp. 115-135.
- Author
- BOLLE, H.-J.
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- Pergamon Press, 1965., Oxford, et al.:
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- 1965
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- Soft cover
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Jeff Weber Rare Books
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