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FIS Relative Spectral Responsivity Function (RSRF)
Page Opened : 05/08/08
Last Update : 07/02/23
[Description]
- The following tables show the relative spectral response (RSR) curves
of the FIS photometric bands. Filter transmittance and detector spectral
responsivity are taken into account.
- These response data are for the energy dimension, i.e., \lambda * F_\lambda
or \nu * F_\nu. They are normalized at the central wavelength.
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The data shown here are 'typical' ones for every bands. Each pixel of
the FIS detectors has slightly different characteristic, which we are
trying to determine. Especially the long-wavelength cut-off of
the LW channel varies in wide range of approx. 160--185 micron.
More detailed information useful for data analysis will be provided later.
- These data are essentially equivalent with those
provided as "pre-launch" version. Differences are; (1) given in frequency
domain, (2) normalized at the central wavelength rather than the peak.
[DATA]
TAB delimited text table [7 kB]
[Band width]
| Band | Δν_const (THz) | Δν_flat (THz) | K_const (THz)
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| N60 | 1.413445 | 1.412121 | 1.000938
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| WIDE-S | 1.649219 | 1.533161 | 1.075699
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| WIDE-L | 0.765276 | 0.794052 | 0.963761
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| N160 | 0.395856 | 0.398929 | 0.992297
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Δν_const = ∫ {R(ν)} dν
Δν_flat = ∫ {F(ν) R(ν)} dν for νF(ν) = const.
K_const = Δν_const / Δν_flat
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