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mnb96
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Hello,
a simple question about radiometry.
I consider a diffuse (Lambertian) emitter which has the shape of a square planar surface, with area A, parallel to the horizontal xy-plane, and centered at the point (0,0,h).
I know the radiant flux at each point of the emitter [itex]\Phi(x,y,z,\Theta)=\mathrm{const}[/itex]
What should I do to compute the irradiance at the location (0,0,0) of the surface represented by the xy-plane?
Thanks!
a simple question about radiometry.
I consider a diffuse (Lambertian) emitter which has the shape of a square planar surface, with area A, parallel to the horizontal xy-plane, and centered at the point (0,0,h).
I know the radiant flux at each point of the emitter [itex]\Phi(x,y,z,\Theta)=\mathrm{const}[/itex]
What should I do to compute the irradiance at the location (0,0,0) of the surface represented by the xy-plane?
Thanks!