Effect of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) phase transition at 19°C on the use of Spectralon as a reference standard for reflectance.

Effect of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) phase transition at 19°C on the use of Spectralon as a reference standard for reflectance.
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DOI:
10.1364/ao.52.004806
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发表时间:
2013-07
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1.9
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C. Ball;A. Levick;E. Woolliams;P. Green;M. Dury;R. Winkler;A. Deadman;N. Fox;M. King
C. Ball;A. Levick;E. Woolliams;P. Green;M. Dury;R. Winkler;A. Deadman;N. Fox;M. King
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工程技术4区
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作者:
C. Ball;A. Levick;E. Woolliams;P. Green;M. Dury;R. Winkler;A. Deadman;N. Fox;M. King

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Sintered polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) is highly reflective and is widely used as a reference standard in remote sensing, radiometry, and spectroscopy. The relative change in output flux from a PTFE integrating sphere over the room temperature phase transition at 19°C has been measured at a monochromatic wavelength of 633 nm as 1.82±0.21%. The change in output flux was attributed to a small change of 0.09±0.02% in the total hemispherical reflectance of PTFE, caused by a change in its material density as a result of the phase transition. For the majority of users, this small change measured in total hemispherical reflectance is unlikely to impact significantly the accuracy of PTFE flat panel reflectors used as reference standards. However, owing to the multiple reflections that occur inside an integrating sphere cavity, the effect is multiplied and remedial action should be applied, either via a mathematical correction or through temperature stabilization of the integrating sphere when high accuracy (<5%) measurements of flux, irradiance, or radiance are required from PTFE-based integrating spheres at temperatures close to the phase transition at 19°C.