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Optical scheme for the standard spectrophotometric suite (GÉT 156-91): 1) radiation source; 2) condenser lens; 3) monochromator; 4) mirror collimator; 5) sphere with diffusely reflecting coating and means of fastening specimen and radiation detector; 6) unit containing interchangeable filters; 7) chopper; 8) output condenser lens; 9, 19) plane mirrors; 10) set of aperture stops; 11) specimen displacement device; 12) integrating sphere to eliminate nonuniformity in the zonal sensitivity of the radiation detector 13; 14) measurement mirror; 15) photocell; 16) rotating device; 17) polarizer; 18) stop.

Optical scheme for the standard spectrophotometric suite (GÉT 156-91): 1) radiation source; 2) condenser lens; 3) monochromator; 4) mirror collimator; 5) sphere with diffusely reflecting coating and means of fastening specimen and radiation detector; 6) unit containing interchangeable filters; 7) chopper; 8) output condenser lens; 9, 19) plane mirrors; 10) set of aperture stops; 11) specimen displacement device; 12) integrating sphere to eliminate nonuniformity in the zonal sensitivity of the radiation detector 13; 14) measurement mirror; 15) photocell; 16) rotating device; 17) polarizer; 18) stop.

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A suite of state primary standards is described for the units of optical radiation consisting of precision standard sources, detectors, and other opticoelectronic devices developed at VNIIOFI in the period 1982–2002. Results are given from international comparisons and the use of standard facilities and calibration units for metrological support to...

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... reduced coeffi- cients for directional transmission τ(λ) = 0.001-0.100 and 0.01-0.99 in the wavelength 0.2-50.0 µm, for diffuse reflec- tion ρ(λ) d = 0.02-1.00 and specular reflection ρ(λ) s = 0.01-0.05 and 0.05-0.95 in the wavelength range 0.2-20.0 µm, and the scheme lays down the procedure for transmitting these units from the SPS GÉT 156-91 ( Fig. 3) to secondary standards by direct comparison, and also by direct and indirect measurement, and to working means of measurement by direct ...

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