Graduate (1051-719) and Undergraduate (1051-401) Radiometery

Undergraduate (1051-401) Radiometery Informatoin

1. Course

1. Lab is Wednesdays, 6-9pm
2. Prerequisites: None, maybe some electronics for the first two labs.

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2. Meet Your Instructors:

1. Instructor: Emmett Ientilucci
2. Office: Carlson Building 76-3132
3. Phone: 475-7778
4. Email: emmett@cis.rit.edu

1. TA: Ariel Schlamm
2. Office: Carlson Building, 3rd floor-3204
3. Email: aas1510@cis.rit.edu

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3. Course Catalog Description

The generation, propagation, absorption and measurement of electromagnetic radiation.
Sources, detectors, spectrometers and measurement devices are treated with an
emphasis on approaches to quantification of electromagnetic radiation levels.


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4. Lab Handouts (PDF Format)

Lab 1	Course Information and Lab Write-Ups	(March 14)
	Example Conference Proceeding	(General Information)
	Semiconductor Physics Notes	(Additional Handout)
Lab 2	Building a Radiometer	(March 21)
	Specs on the Si Photodiode	(General Information)
	Misc info on measuring voltage	(General Information)
Lab 3	Using Your Radiometer	(March 28)
Lab 4	Verification of the Inverse Square Law	(April 4)
	Derive Equation 2	(Additional Handout)
	Lab 4 Grade Sheet
No Lab	Meeting	(April 11)
Lab 5	Source Temperature Distribution	(April 18)
	Signal Data	(Additional Handout)
	Monochromator Efficiency and (plot.pdf)	(Additional Handout)
	Detector Responsivity and (plot.pdf)	(Additional Handout)
	Lab 5 Grade Sheet
Lab 6	Detector Response Calibration	(April 25)
Lab 7	(May 2) please read the "new" lab. It is due 5-11-07
No Lab	(May 9) This is due 5-18-07. No late assignments accepted
	No Lab mtg. This will be an extra credit assignment.
No Lab	Since last last day class is May 18	(May 16)
	All labs due no later than 5-18-07

5. Other Useful Reference Material

1. Lecture on Radiometric Definitions: Fri Mar 17 14:48:02 EST 2006
2. Lecture on Photoelectric Effect: Mon Apr 3 11:37:33 EDT 2006
3. Some HW Problems and Solutions: as of Thu Apr 6 17:43:07 EDT 2006
4. Additional_Radiometry_Info on Plane Angle, Solid Angle, etc.
5. Radiometry and Photmetry Info
6. Control of Light/Gratings (lecture 9)
7. Diffraction Grating HW Problems
8. Example Bat and Lambertian Problem
9. Solutions to Bat Problem
10. Solutions to Lambertian Problem
11. Example Number Density Problem
12. Example Number Density Answer

Graduate (1051-719) Radiometery Information

1. Graduate Radiometry Reference Material

1. See also the information in previous Section V.
2. SampleQuestions.jpg
3. SampleQuestion1_answer.jpg
4. SampleQuestion2_answer.jpg
2. LAB 1

1. LAB1: Lens Falloff
2. Extract_Digital_Counts.pro
3. Lab1 due Monday, Oct 9 2006 (no later than 5pm). Non-DL people: Print out report and place in container outside my office (room 76-3132). DL-people: can send their report to me via email (pdf or doc format). My email is: emmett@cis.rit.edu
3. LAB 2

1. LAB2: Radiometric Calibration
2. LAB2: Grade Sheet
3. ALL: Please print out and attach the grade sheet as the last page of your lab.
4. Lab2 due Tuesday, Oct 31 2006 (no later than 5pm). Non-DL (and/or "local") people: I encourage you to use the CIS labs/facilities to perform this experiment (i.e, the fiber optic light source, lens bench, etc). DL-people: In the event that you can not use the CIS labs/facilities, I can provide a battery and light source as a "kit". You can either go to RadioShack (for example) and make the light source yourself (about $3 total cost) or we can mail you the kit (bulb, bulb holder, and battery). IMPORTANT: DL-people, you must let me or Cindy know what you are going to do ASAP (in the event we need to mail you something right away). Thanks.
4. LAB 3

1. Lab3:_BRDF of Materials
2. LAB3: Grade Sheet
3. ALL: Please print out and attach the grade sheet as the last page of your lab.
4. Lab3 due Friday, Nov 10 2006 (no later than 5pm). General Comments: Same as previously stated for Lab 2.

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