Discovering Photon Flux from UV Source

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Determining the photon flux from a UV source requires more than just the intensity and wavelength spectrum; additional measurements are necessary. Specifically, power over the area of exposure must be included to accurately calculate photon flux. The discussion highlights the importance of having units for counts and integration time to derive meaningful data. Without these measurements, the calculations remain incomplete. Accurate photon flux assessment is crucial for various applications in UV research and technology.
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Hi!

I would like to ask if there is possible to find out the photon flux emitted by a uv source having only the intensity/wavelength spectrum of the source?

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Not without some units somewhere.
 
Counts/Integration time [13ms here] for the INTENSITY
 
phyzphys said:
Counts/Integration time [13ms here] for the INTENSITY

That still doesn't say anything. It should be measuring power over the area of exposure, the latter is another quantity that you need.

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