2019
DOI: 10.3390/app9142774
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A New Diffuse Optics Emitter for High Visual Diffuse Transmission Density Measurement

Abstract: In visual diffuse transmission density measurement, it is hard to measure optical density (OD) up to 6.0 because the signal to noise is more than 10E-06. Thus, there are only two methods to find the measurement. One is using a highly sensitive detector with low background noise, and the other is improving the incident light flux with a wide spectrum, including visual scope. A new diffuse optics emitter was designed to realize OD measurements up to 6.0. It uses 235 optical fibers on a hemisphere to collect and … Show more

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“…Hardcopy images (usually films) are mostly described by optical density [24]. Optical density includes transmission density D T and reflection density D V , and D T is defined as shown in Equation 1, where Φ i is incident diffuse light flux and Φ ι is transmission light flux [25]. Similarly, D V is defined as shown in Equation 2, where Φ r is reflection light flux [25].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Hardcopy images (usually films) are mostly described by optical density [24]. Optical density includes transmission density D T and reflection density D V , and D T is defined as shown in Equation 1, where Φ i is incident diffuse light flux and Φ ι is transmission light flux [25]. Similarly, D V is defined as shown in Equation 2, where Φ r is reflection light flux [25].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Optical density includes transmission density D T and reflection density D V , and D T is defined as shown in Equation 1, where Φ i is incident diffuse light flux and Φ ι is transmission light flux [25]. Similarly, D V is defined as shown in Equation 2, where Φ r is reflection light flux [25]. We have developed a micron-scale printed density film (transmission film and reflection film) as the standard of value transmission [16].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%