| infrared radiation |
Electromagnetic radiation whose wavelength is longer than that of visible light, and is responsible for the transmission of radiant heat.
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| infrared radiation |
Radiation in the electromagnetic wavelength region situated between 750 and 1000 nanometers
Ãâó: www.nuhorizons.com/Glossary/Optoelectronics.html
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| infrared |
any electromagnetic wave whose wavelength is between 0.78 and 300
Ãâó: www.capgo.com/Resources/Sensors/SensorGlossary.htm...
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| infrared radiation |
Radiation with wavelengths too long to be perceived by the human eye (that is, longer than 0.77 microns) and less than 1,000 microns. Room IR is infrared radiation in the 7.7-8.0 micron region and typical of that radiated from surfaces near room temperature.
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| infrared radiation |
Electromagnetic radiation lying in the wavelength interval from 0.7 5m to 1000 5m (micrometers). Its lower limit is bounded by visible radiation, and its upper limit by microwave radiation. Most of the energy emitted by the Earth and its atmosphere is at infrared wavelengths. Infrared radiation is generated almost entirely by large-scale intramolecular processes. ...
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