Acta Optica Sinica, Volume. 45, Issue 10, 1012002(2025)

Uncertainty Model for Emissivity Measurement of Blackbody on Infrared Absolute Radiance Payload Based on Heated Halo Structure

Yiqi Zhu1,2, Shijie Xin1, Xing Chen1, Jian Song3, and Mingjian Gu1、*
Author Affiliations
  • 1Shanghai Institute of Technical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai 200083, China
  • 2University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049, China
  • 3National Institute of Metrology, Beijing 100013, China
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    Figures & Tables(18)
    Blackbody with a heated halo
    Working principle of heated halo
    Noise equivalent spectral radiance of spectrometer
    Comparison of noise equivalent spectral radiance of spectrometer
    Contribution of blackbody emissivity uncertainty to radiometric calibration accuracy of spectrometer
    Simulation flowchart
    Blackbody emissivity and its uncertainty in current state. (a) Blackbody emissivity; (b) blackbody emissivity uncertainty; (c) contribution of radiometric calibration accuracy of spectrometer; (d) contribution of spectrometer sensitivity to uncertainty of blackbody emissivity; (e) contribution of blackbody temperature uncertainty to uncertainty of blackbody emissivity; (f) contribution of heated halo temperature uncertainty to uncertainty of blackbody emissivity
    Impact of spectrometer sensitivity to blackbody emissivity uncertainty
    Impact of temperature measurement uncertainty of blackbody to blackbody
    Impact of temperature uncertainty of heated halo to blackbody emissivity uncertainty
    Impact of high temperature of heated halo to blackbody emissivity uncertainty
    Impact of attenuation of heated halo emissivity to blackbody emissivity and its uncertainty. (a) Blackbody emissivity; (b) blackbody emissivity uncertainty
    Impact of geometrical radiation view factor to blackbody emissivity uncertainty
    Impact of temperature rise of blackbody to blackbody emissivity uncertainty
    Temperature rise of blackbody arisen by changes of high temperature of heated halo and its impact to blackbody emissivity uncertainty
    • Table 1. Simulation preset values of physical quantities and their corresponding uncertainties

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      Table 1. Simulation preset values of physical quantities and their corresponding uncertainties

      Physical quantityValue
      Heated halo emissivity0.97
      Geometrical radiation view factor0.48
      Temperature uncertainty of blackbody /mK30
      Low temperature of heated halo /K280
      High temperature of heated halo /K370
      Temperature uncertainty of heated halo /K1.5
      Temperature of blackbody when heated halo is at low temperature /K280
      Temperature of blackbody when heated halo is at high temperature /K283
      Spectrometer sensitivityShown in Fig. 3
    • Table 2. Contribution of uncertainties of physical quantities to blackbody emissivity uncertainty at different wavenumbers

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      Table 2. Contribution of uncertainties of physical quantities to blackbody emissivity uncertainty at different wavenumbers

      Physical quantity1000 cm-11500 cm-12000 cm-1
      Blackbody emissivity uncertainty0.0008190.0005190.000407
      Spectrometer sensitivity0.0004040.0001450.000204
      Temperature uncertainty of blackbody0.0007040.0004810.000319
      Temperature uncertainty of heated halo0.0001150.0001290.000151
    • Table 3. Blackbody emissivity uncertainty under different parameter combinations

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      Table 3. Blackbody emissivity uncertainty under different parameter combinations

      Parameter combinationBlackbody emissivity uncertainty
      Spectrometer sensitivityTemperature uncertainty of blackbodyHigh temperature of heated haloGeometrical radiation view factor1000 cm-11500 cm-12000 cm-1
      0%30 mK350 K0.480.0012000.0007870.000657
      0%20 mK350 K0.480.0008920.0005630.005240
      -20%20 mK350 K0.480.0008230.0005470.000483
      0%10 mK350 K0.480.0006800.0003690.000425
      0%20 mK390 K0.450.0005070.0002880.000246
      -20%10 mK370 K0.480.0004150.0002360.000246
      -20%10 mK390 K0.450.0003360.0001880.000193
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    Yiqi Zhu, Shijie Xin, Xing Chen, Jian Song, Mingjian Gu. Uncertainty Model for Emissivity Measurement of Blackbody on Infrared Absolute Radiance Payload Based on Heated Halo Structure[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2025, 45(10): 1012002

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    Category: Instrumentation, Measurement and Metrology

    Received: Jan. 8, 2025

    Accepted: Mar. 28, 2025

    Published Online: May. 16, 2025

    The Author Email: Mingjian Gu (gumingjian2025@163.com)

    DOI:10.3788/AOS250458

    CSTR:32393.14.AOS250458

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