Pyrgeometer
The pyrgeometer LP PIRG 01 is used to measure the far infrared radiation (FIR).
Its use is mainly in the meteorological field. Measures are referred to radiations
with wavelength greater than 4.5 μm .
The far infrared radiation derives from the measure of the thermopile output
signal and from the knowledge of the instrument temperature. The temperature
measure is performed by a 10kΩ NTC which is inside the body of the pyrgeometer.
The pyrgeometer can be used also for the study of energy balance. In this case,
besides another pyrgeometer which measures infrared radiation upwards, it is
necessary an albedometer (LP PYRA 05 or LP PYRA 06) to measure short wavelengths
radiation (<3μm) .
Typical sensitivity: 5-10 μV/(W/m2)
Impedance: 33 Ω ÷ 45 Ω
Measuring range: -300;+300 W/m2
Field of view: 160°Spectral range: 5.5 μm ÷ 45 μm (50%) (transmission from the silica window)
Working temperature: -40 °C ÷ 80 °C
Dimensions: figure 2
Weight: 0.90 Kg
Technical specifications according to ISO 9060
Response Time: <28 sec
(95%)
Off-set Zero (type B): response to a change of 5K/h
of room temperature: <|±4|W/m2
Long-term instability: <|±1.5| %
Nonlinearity: <|±1| %
Spectral selectivity: < |±5| %
Temperature response: <3 %
Tilt response: <|±2| %
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