Conclusions
The polyalkaline photocells meet the stability requirements for the “blue-red” ratio for a long time, provided the spectral sensitivity regions are rationally utilized. These photocells, owing to their high temperature stability, can be used in bichromatic pyrometers without special thermostatic control.
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Svet, D.Y., Zavarza, T.N. Selection and rational utilization of the spectral sensitivity of photocells in bichromatic pyrometry. Meas Tech 7, 107–109 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01106944
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