ASTM G178-16(2023) 《Standard Practice for Determining the Activation Spectrum of a Material (Wavelength Sensitivity to an Exposure Source) Using the Sharp Cut-On Filter or Spectrographic Technique》 Related products

ASTM G178-16 (2023) Standard Practice for the Determination of Activated Light Spectrum (Wavelength Sensitivity to Exposure Sources) of Materials Using Sharp Filters or Light Spectrum Techniques provides a standardized method for measuring the wavelength Sensitivity of materials to exposure sources. The procedure uses Sharp Filters or Light Spectrum technology to accurately measure the activated Light spectrum of materials, i.e. how well the material reacts at different wavelengths. The method has wide applications in materials science, Optical inspection research, and environment monitoring, particularly in the areas of Light source testing, material performance evaluation, and light impact analysis. Through a standardized testing process, it is possible to effectively evaluate the behavior of materials under different lighting conditions, help researchers optimize the Optical inspection characteristics of materials, and improve product mass and performance.