radiometers

Usually the stuff that goes up there is also unique and unusual (hyperspectral radiometers, synthetic aperture radars, rovers).

This uses a series of radiometers and radars to provide a much more detailed picture, that also includes 3d data.

These days digital integrating radiometers are able to not just integrate dose over time, but also adjust for dose rate effects (i.e.

These satellites employ what are known as passive radiometers: devices that detect how much radiation is present in a specific frequency band.

But radiometers are not nearly so good at absolute measurements over long time bases.

Her academic path even crossed with that of her uncle: she wrote a paper analysing the physics of radiometers, after which Albert did too.

I wonder if you could use this with the white paint mentioned to make crookes radiometers capable of doing useful work.

Crookes radiometers only work in a partial vacuum.

But radiometers have existed for decades...

> It keeps displaying a 200k context limit Some radiometers cap-out at 3.6 roentgen because they assumed that nobody would need a larger figure.

It is really cool, because what you write is working with a myriad of complex systems that, if you're curious as an engineer, are fascinating: thermal, radio, attitude control, propulsion, all kinds of payloads (cameras, lasers, radiometers, radars...).

Some of the spectral radiometers ("take photos") are largely re-used, also communications devices, etc.