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what does the term radiance refer to in radiometry
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What does the term 'radiance' refer to in radiometry?
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Radiance = Energy per unit area per unit solid angle.
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Energy per unit wavelength
Energy per unit area
Energy per unit area per unit solid angle
Total energy emitted by a source
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Solution and Explanation
Radiance is a radiometric quantity that describes the amount of energy passing through or emitted from a surface area in a given direction, per unit area per unit solid angle.
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