Acta Optica Sinica, Volume. 39, Issue 6, 0612003(2019)

Simplified Calibration Method for Radiation Temperature Measurement System with Wide Dynamic Range

Dongxiao Ma*, Jiachun Wang, Zongsheng Chen, Bing Wang, and Yang Liu
Author Affiliations
  • State Key Laboratory of Pulsed Power Laser Technology, National University of Defense Technology, Hefei, Anhui 230037, China
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    Figures & Tables(18)
    Schematic of radiation sources
    Flow chart of simplified calibration method
    Schematic of calibration system
    Experimental image and spectral response parameters of detector. (a) Calibration image; (b) relative spectral response
    Error between actual and theoretical calculation values. (a) Attenuator with transmittance of 0.0740%; (b) attenuator with transmittance of 0.8193%
    Relative errors of inversion temperature and radiance of calibration models for different attenuators. (a) 0.8 ms; (b) 1 ms; (c) radiance (τf=0.0740%); (d) temperature (τf=0.0740%); (e) radiance(τf=0.8193%); (f) temperature (τf=0. 0.8193%)
    • Table 1. 2 Inversion results and relative error of calibration model at integration time of 0.2 ms after placing attenuator with transmittance of 0.8193%

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      Table 1. 2 Inversion results and relative error of calibration model at integration time of 0.2 ms after placing attenuator with transmittance of 0.8193%

      Gray valueRelative error /%(gray value)Inversion radiance L /(W·m-2·Sr-1)Relative error of inversion radiance /%Inversion temperature T /℃Relative error of inversion temperature /%
      923.28-1.41259.22-2.21302.11-0.70
      1288.62-3.25426.72-4.49355.61-1.60
      1773.38-4.50649.10-5.76408.52-2.13
      2385.87-4.38919.45-5.30459.34-2.07
      3130.61-4.491251.02-5.24510.71-2.14
      4008.92-4.151634.27-4.71561.19-2.03
      5019.64-3.892074.93-4.32611.80-1.97
      6159.72-3.412563.92-3.72661.76-1.81
      7424.77-3.023105.85-3.26711.83-1.69
    • Table 1. 0 Inversion results of calibration model at different integration time after placing attenuator with transmittance of 0.0740%

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      Table 1. 0 Inversion results of calibration model at different integration time after placing attenuator with transmittance of 0.0740%

      Gray valueL(0.8 ms) /(W·m-2·Sr-1)T(0.8 ms) /℃L(1 ms) /(W·m-2·Sr-1)T(1 ms) /℃
      0.8 ms1 ms
      1499.721847.79607.51398.65612.36399.70
      1990.442461.211199.81501.611204.73502.32
      2673.443314.982008.67602.162013.38602.67
      3543.044402.003034.78702.403038.53702.73
      4585.585705.204238.37800.694244.03801.12
      5784.067203.345610.39898.455614.45898.72
    • Table 1. 1 Relative error of inversion radiance and inversion temperature

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      Table 1. 1 Relative error of inversion radiance and inversion temperature

      Temperature /Lb /(W·m-2·Sr-1)Relative error of inversion radiance /%Relative error of inversion temperature /%
      0.8 ms1.0 ms0.8 ms1.0 ms
      400613.741.010.220.340.07
      5001188.69-0.94-1.35-0.32-0.46
      6001988.92-0.99-1.23-0.36-0.45
      7003007.78-0.90-1.02-0.34-0.39
      8004229.26-0.22-0.35-0.09-0.14
      9005633.460.410.340.170.14
    • Table 1. Gray value responses of attenuator with transmittance of 0.0278% at different integration time

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      Table 1. Gray value responses of attenuator with transmittance of 0.0278% at different integration time

      Temperature /Lb /(W·m-2·Sr-1)GN(0.8 ms)GN(1 ms)
      300253.611045.781281.57
      400613.741169.131436.49
      5001188.691359.491673.39
      6001988.921621.322001.71
      7003007.781949.872413.85
      8004229.262335.992865.68
      9005633.462781.383450.40
      10007199.813277.954072.91
    • Table 2. Fitting model of attenuator with transmission of 0.0278% at different integration time

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      Table 2. Fitting model of attenuator with transmission of 0.0278% at different integration time

      Temperature /℃Integration time /msFitting equationR-square
      From 300 ℃ to 1000℃ with a gradient of 100 ℃0.8GN=0.3207Lb+975.90.9999
      1.0GN=0.4001Lb+11930.9999
    • Table 3. Linear coefficients of calibration model for attenuator with transmittance of 0.0740% at integration time of 0.8 ms and 1.0 ms

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      Table 3. Linear coefficients of calibration model for attenuator with transmittance of 0.0740% at integration time of 0.8 ms and 1.0 ms

      Integration time /msA1tint1 /mstint2 /mstint2/tint1τf2/τf1A2Average value
      0.80.32070.80.81.002.6640.85430.8535
      0.40011.00.80.802.6640.8527
      1.00.32070.81.01.252.6641.06791.0669
      0.40011.01.01.002.6641.0659
    • Table 4. Linear coefficients of calibration model for attenuator with transmittance of 0.8193% at integration time of 0.2 ms

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      Table 4. Linear coefficients of calibration model for attenuator with transmittance of 0.8193% at integration time of 0.2 ms

      Integration time /msA1tint1 /mstint2 /mstint2/tint1τf2/τf1A2Averagevalue
      0.20.32070.80.20.2529.4722.36292.3606
      0.40011.00.20.2029.4722.3583
    • Table 5. Fitting model of attenuator with transmittance of 0.074% at different integration time

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      Table 5. Fitting model of attenuator with transmittance of 0.074% at different integration time

      Integration time /msFitting equation
      0.8GN=0.8535Lb+975.9
      1.0GN=1.0669Lb+1193
    • Table 6. Theoretical temperature measurement limit of calibration model for attenuator with transmittance of 0.0740%

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      Table 6. Theoretical temperature measurement limit of calibration model for attenuator with transmittance of 0.0740%

      Integration time /msFitting equationSaturated radiance /(W·m-2·Sr-1)Saturated temperature /℃
      0.8GN=0.8535Lb+975.910807.381203.42
      1.0GN=1.0669Lb+11938442.221073.45
    • Table 7. Theoretical temperature measurement limit of calibration model for attenuator with transmittance of 0.8193%

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      Table 7. Theoretical temperature measurement limit of calibration model for attenuator with transmittance of 0.8193%

      Integration time /msFitting equationSaturated radiance /(W·m-2·Sr-1)Saturated temperature /℃
      0.2GN=2.3606Lb+324.64183.43796.51
    • Table 8. Gray value responses of attenuator with transmittance of 0.0740% at different integration time

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      Table 8. Gray value responses of attenuator with transmittance of 0.0740% at different integration time

      Temperature /Lb /(W·m-2·Sr-1)GN(0.8 ms)GN(1 ms)
      400613.741494.411846.33
      5001188.691999.942478.33
      6001988.922690.303041.07
      7003007.783566.084434.81
      8004229.264593.355720.96
      9005633.465764.377183.06
    • Table 9. Gray value responses of attenuator with transmittance of 0.8193% at integration time of 0.2 ms

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      Table 9. Gray value responses of attenuator with transmittance of 0.8193% at integration time of 0.2 ms

      Temperature /℃Lb /(W·m-2·Sr-1)GN(0.2 ms)
      300253.61936.50
      350408.381331.93
      400613.741856.87
      450873.202495.05
      5001188.693277.75
      5501560.764182.47
      6001988.925222.68
      6502471.886376.99
      7003007.787656.27
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    Category: Instrumentation, Measurement and Metrology

    Received: Jan. 17, 2019

    Accepted: Mar. 11, 2019

    Published Online: Jun. 17, 2019

    The Author Email: Ma Dongxiao (2864594404@qq.com)

    DOI:10.3788/AOS201939.0612003

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