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7-9.1

radiant exposure

URNurn:iso:std:iso:80000:-7:ed-2:en:item:7-9.1
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ISQ Identifiers
ISO
urn:iso:std:iso:80000:-7:ed-2:en:item:7-9.1
IEC
urn:iec:std:iec:80000-7:2019:::item:7-9.1
Designations
ENradiant exposure
FRexposition énergétique
Symbol
H e
( H )
Notation systems
Rendered
H e
Rendered
( H )
AsciiMath
H_"e"
AsciiMath
(H)
LaTeX
H_{\text{e}}
LaTeX
( H )

Definition

EN

density of incident radiant energy with respect to area at a point on a real or imaginary surface, expressed by

H e = d Q e d A

where Q e is radiant energy (radiant energy <electromagnetism>) and A is the area on which the radiant energy is incident (ISO 80000-3: Space and time)

FR

dérivée de l'énergie rayonnante incidente par rapport à l'aire, en un point d'une surface réelle ou fictive, exprimée par

H e = d Q e d A

où Q e est l'énergie rayonnante (radiant energy <electromagnetism>) et A est l'aire (ISO 80000-3: Space and time) de la surface qui reçoit l'énergie rayonnante

Notes

EN

The corresponding photometric quantity is "luminous exposure" (luminous exposure). The corresponding quantity for photons is "photon exposure" (photon exposure).

FR

La grandeur photométrique correspondante est l'«exposition lumineuse» (luminous exposure). La grandeur photonique correspondante est l'«exposition photonique» (photon exposure).

Concept HierarchyPendrill (2024)
M T⁻²M T⁻² quantitiesLevel 0 · Kind

Broader concepts

Characterizes

● photon

Ontology

Class Hierarchy

A physical quantity as defined in ISO/IEC 80000, with associated symbols, definitions, and units of measurement.

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