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Laser Thermometry of Solids: State of the Art and Problems

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Abstract

Novel active techniques are surveyed for measuring the temperatures of solids. They are based on using an optical beam, usually from a laser. Laser thermometry methods are compared with contact and radiation ones. Problems are discussed in relation to the general use of the new methods in engineering monitoring. The main problem is the lack of metrological support.

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Magunov, A.N. Laser Thermometry of Solids: State of the Art and Problems. Measurement Techniques 45, 173–181 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1015595806622

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