UVPPM

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UVPPM stands for Ultra Violet Visible Photoelectric Measurement and it is a type of accessories used to measure light intensity. This measurement is typically used to measure the intensity of UV light, which is a short, invisible, yet strong type of light that lies within the range of ultraviolet light spectrum. UVPPM is commonly used to monitor the outdoor UV exposure in order to prevent overexposure and to ensure safety.

Application field of UVPPM mainly includes monitoring the intensity of UV light in outdoor environments, such as the sun, water, soil, or other outdoors environment. The measurement also helps to identify and amplify the heavy sunburn intensity areas. UVPPM can also be used to assess the UV radiation levels in various different environments for studying and research purposes. In addition, the device is also useful for inspecting any damaged industrial parts or products.

The working principle of UVPPM is based on a special type of photoelectric device, known as the Photo Multiplier Tube (PMT), which is able to measure the intensity of UV light and convert it into a voltage signal output. The working principle of this device is based upon the quantum nature of light, which means that when light is detected, an electric field is formed which produces an output voltage that changes when the light intensity is changed. The intensity of light measured by UVPPM is usually expressed in mW/cm2 (milliwatt per centimeters squared), which is also known as the luminous energy density.

UVPPM is an extremely useful and versatile device, as it is capable of performing a variety of the UV intensity measurements. It is most commonly used to measure outdoor exposure to the dangerous UV radiation and to identify certain high radiation spots. In addition, the device can also be used for inspecting industrial parts, analyzing UV radiation levels in various environments, and performing research.

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