Titlebook: Astronomical Photometry; A Guide Chr. Sterken,J. Manfroid Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1992 astronomy.instruments.ob

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,Einführung in die Forstbotanik,uster lies inside the diaphragm all contributions are automatically added. At the same time the sky background is also included in every measurement, making necessary separate observations of the background. Consequently the objects have to be measured sequentially. But there exist two-dimensional d

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Ernst Burrichter,Wolfram Schoenwaldo chemical changes when struck by light. Only about 10% of the incident light is actually absorbed by the grains in the emulsion, and several to several hundred photons must be absorbed by a grain for it to turn black during development. The grain-to-photon ratio is only a couple of percent at most,

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Book 1992east to photometers, which are very importanttools for the contemporary observer. This development of higherquality and more sensitive equipment makes it very necessary toimprove the accuracy of the measurements. This guide helps theastronomer and astronomy student to improve the quality of theirpho

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Ernst Burrichter,Wolfram Schoenwald and even the best modern plates have a quantum efficiency which is not better than that of the eye. The photographic emulsion is the only detector that—after processing—becomes the storage medium itself.

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,Einführung in die Forstbotanik,at respect. The photographic plate can store a tremendous amount of spatial information but with a very poor photometric accuracy (see Chapter 14). In addition, the photographic emulsion cannot reliably record large magnitude differences and has such a low quantum efficiency that long exposures are generally required.

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Charge-coupled devices,at respect. The photographic plate can store a tremendous amount of spatial information but with a very poor photometric accuracy (see Chapter 14). In addition, the photographic emulsion cannot reliably record large magnitude differences and has such a low quantum efficiency that long exposures are generally required.

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