Kipp & Zonen CMA 11

Description

The CMA11 sensor is a Secondary Standard albedometer used for measuring the ratio of the diffuse reflection of solar radiation to the total incoming solar radiation.

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    Product Description

    The CMA11 sensor is a Secondary Standard albedometer used for measuring the ratio of the diffuse reflection of solar radiation to the total incoming solar radiation. The CMA 11 is equipped with a broadband thermopile detector and a double glass dome as well as an integrated bubble level and sun shield to prevent excessive heating of the body. The CMA 11 is supplied with a calibration certificate.

    Spectral range (50% points)

    285 to 2800 nm

    Sensitivity

    7 to 14 µV/W/m²

    Response time

    < 5 s

    Zero offset A 

    < 7 W/m²

    Zero offset B 

    < 2 W/m²

    Temperature dependence of sensitivity (-40 °C to +70 °C) 

    < 10 %

    Temperature dependence of sensitivity (-10 ºC to +40 ºC) 

    < 1 %

    Operational temperature range

    -40 to +80 °C

    Maximum solar irradiance

    4000 W/m²

    Field of view

    180 °

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