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							| Description |  
							|  | Is part of the GET 162-2022 State primary standard of units of radiation flux, energy illumination, spectral density of energy illumination and energy exposure in the wavelength range 0.0004 - 0.4 μm 
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											| Main components of the installation: |  
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														illuminator with deuterium lamp and power supply;
													
														photodetector based on photoelectronic multiplier;
													
														fresnel attenuator module;
													
														double monochromator;
													
														picoammeter;
													
														auxiliary equipment set.
													 GET 162-2022 is the lead of the State verification setup for measuring instruments for radiation flux, energy illumination, spectral density of energy illumination in the wavelength range of 0.0004-0.400 μm. |  
											| Metrological and main technical specifications |  
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																	Wavelength range, µm
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																	0,2 ... 0,4
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																	Energy illumination range, W/m2
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																	1×10−8 ... 1×10−6
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																	Standard deviation (RMS) of reproduction of the unit of irradiance with 10 independent measurements
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																	1,1×10−2
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																	Confidence bounds of the non-excluded systematic error (NSE) of reproduction of the unit of irradiance
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																	3,4×10−2
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																	Total standard uncertainty of reproduction of a unit of irradiance
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																	4,2×10−2
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																	Expanded uncertainty in the reproduction of a unit of irradiance with a coverage factor k = 2 and a confidence level of 0.95
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																	8,4×10−2
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