Submitted by DeismAccountant t3_z4re36 in askscience
DeismAccountant OP t1_ixtilm5 wrote
Reply to comment by purpleoctopuppy in What is the the irradiance (W/m^2) range of human vision? by DeismAccountant
So 10^-12 as the minimum? Thanks!
Now how to make that apply to 1,000,000nm and 10nm respectively 😅
ozspook t1_ixu1u4f wrote
>1,000,000nm
is radio, specifically 240GHz millimeter band which would be radar, basically.
DeismAccountant OP t1_ixvjoqy wrote
It’s the peak/maximum of infrared too though? It equals 1mm, and is where infrared and radio meet?
Edit: Microwaves before Radio.
ozspook t1_ixx9sae wrote
It's around the high end of the red-shifted Cosmic Microwave Background, your usual sensors for such are MEMS radiometer arrays or graphene bolometers cooled to near absolute zero.
DeismAccountant OP t1_ixxk2zz wrote
What would you propose as an alternative maximum to infrared then? 300,000nm? 20,000nm?
DeismAccountant OP t1_ixxs9eo wrote
I also got a potential max of 30 μm. I’d just prefer something agreed upon.
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