Ultraviolet measuring method and its measuring device
A technology of measuring devices and measuring methods, applied in the field of ultraviolet rays, can solve the problems of not being noticed, not being easily realized, not being able to obtain accurate values, etc., and achieving the effect of simple structure
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[0021] Ultraviolet rays (solar infrared rays) of sunlight reaching the earth have wavelengths greater than 200 nm due to absorption by oxygen. In addition, stratospheric ozone absorption spans the wavelength range from 360nm to 300nm. Among them, ultraviolet rays having a wavelength of 320 nm or less have strong ozone absorption, and ultraviolet rays having a wavelength of 320 nm or less are called UVB, and ultraviolet rays having a wavelength of 400 nm to 320 nm are called UVA.
[0022] According to published data, in the solar ultraviolet, the ratio of UVB and UVA on the same date and time remains basically constant regardless of the weather. The amount of UVB is determined from the amount absorbed when passing through the ozone layer in the stratosphere. Thus, since the wavelength range of ultraviolet rays on the earth is narrow, wavelength-dependent differences in scattering and reflection are negligible, and it can be considered that the amount of UVB is not significantl...
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