High-accuracy, infrared, spectral responsivity scale

This paper describes the establishment of a high-accuracy, infrared, spectral responsivity scale in the 8 mum to 12 mum atmospheric window through the calibration of specially designed HgCdTe/sphere detectors. The scale has been established using intensity-stabilized laser radiation from a grating-t...

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