reflectance

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English - Turkish
yansıma
reflektans
yansıma derecesi
yansıma oranı

Related Terms

reflectance map
yansirlik haritasi
regular reflectance
(Aydınlatma) düzgün yansıtma çarpanı
reflectivity
(Bilgisayar) yansıtırlık
reflectivity
(Gıda) yansıtma
reflectivity
(Fizyoloji) reflektivite
reflectivity
yansıma
reflectivity
(Gıda,Meteoroloji) yansıtabilirlik
reflectivity
yansıtıcılık
paper reflectance
Kağıt yansıtma
reflectivity
yansiticilik
spectral reflectance
spektral yansıtma gücü, izgesel yansıtım
diffuse reflectance
(Aydınlatma) yayınık yansıtma çarpanı
diffuse reflectance
yayılma yansıması
English - English
The ratio of the flux reflected to that incident on a surface
The ratio of reflected flux to incident flux
the fraction or percent of a particular frequency or wavelength of electromagnetic radiation that is reflected from the surface of a substance without being absorbed or transmitted
Ratio of reflected to incident light
Proportion of incident light that is returned from a reflective surface
(sol) The ratio of RADIATION reflected from a surface to that incident on the surface [See also: REFLECTIVITY (2)] F - facteur de reflexion S - reflectancia
Reflectance is the ratio of the total radiant flux, as of light, reflected by a surface to the total striking the surface
The amount of light that is reflected from a sample
the fraction of radiant energy that is reflected from a surface
The ratio of the light reflected from a surface to the light falling on it, expressed in percentage
Reflectance is the fraction of the total radiant flux incident upon a surface that is reflected and that varies according to the wavelength distribution of the incident radiation
The ratio of the radiant energy reflected by a body to that incident upon it
The ratio of the light that radiates onto a surface to the amount that is reflected back
the ratio of the light reflected by a body to the incident light
A spectrum consists of a set of reflectance or transmittance values for the wavelengths scanned during a measurement The term "reflectance" is used if the amount of light is measured which is diffusely reflected by the sample This is mainly the case with solid samples
{i} ratio of energy sent back from a surface to the total energy striking the surface (Physics)
The ratio of reflected radiant energy to incident radiant energy
The ratio of the light reflected by a surface to the light incident upon it
  The ratio of reflected power to incident power, generally expressed in dB or percent (188)
Also called reflectivity, this is the fraction of the light incident on a surface that is reflected Reflectance varies according to the wavelength distribution of the light
The ratio of the amount of light of a specified wavelength or series of wavelengths reflected from a test surface to the amount of light reflected from a barium oxide or magnesium oxide standard
ratio of the radiant energy reflected by a body to the energy incident on it (approximately the inverse of emissivity)
The ratio of light reflected from a surface
The ratio of the reflected flux to the incident flux, or the ratio of reflected light to light falling on the object
Reflectance is the ratio of power reflected to the incident power at a connector junction or other component junction, usually measured in decibels or dB Reflectance is stated as a negative value, e g , -30 dB A connector that has a better reflectance performance would be a -40 dB connector or a value less than -30 dB The term return loss, back reflection and reflectivity are also used synonymously in the industry to describe device reflections, but stated as positive values
The fraction of the light incident on a surface that is reflected and varies according to the wavelength distribution of the light
Ratio of the intensity of reflected radiation to that of the incident radiation on a surface

Related Terms

reflectances
plural of reflectance
reflectivity
A surface property that determines the extent to which an object reflects neighboring objects
reflectivity
the ratio of energy reflected by a surface to the amount that is reaching a surface [ aka albedo ]
reflectivity
Quality of being reflective
reflectivity
Radar term referring to the ability of a radar target to return energy; used to derive echo intensity, and to estimate precipitation intensity and rainfall rates See dBZ, VIP
reflectivity
the albedo of a surface; the ratio of energy reflected to that reaching a surface (Albedo)
reflectivity
A term to indicate the percentage of reflected light from a painted surface Considered a function of color rather than specular gloss Reflectance percentages usually range from 80% to 90% for white colors to 5% to 15% for dark colors Reflectivity standards vary for each industry and specific application
reflectivity
{i} quality of producing a reflection; quality of being contemplative, state of being pensive; ratio of energy reflected by a surface to the amount of energy striking the surface, reflectance (Physics)
reflectivity
A property that determines the fraction of the incident irradiation reflected by the surface
reflectivity
The fraction of the incident radiant energy reflected by a surface that is exposed to uniform radiation from a source that fills its field of view
reflectivity
The measure of the efficiency of a radar target in intercepting and returning Electro Magnetic Energy Reflectivity depends upon the size, shape, aspect and dielectric properties at the surface of the target
reflectivity
  The reflectance at the surface of a material so thick that the reflectance does not change with increasing thickness, i e , the intrinsic reflectance of the surface, irrespective of other parameters such as the reflectance of the rear surface   Note:   The term "reflectivity" is no longer in common use   See reflectance
reflectivity
the proportion of incident radiation reflected by a surface, expressed as a fraction or percentage
reflectivity
the ability to reflect beams or rays
reflectivity
The ratio of the energy carried by a wave after reflection from a surface to its energy before reflection
reflectivity
the ability of a surface to reflect incident energy (e g , light-colored surfaces tend to have greater reflectivity than dark-colored surfaces)
reflectivity
The ratio of the energy carried by a wave that is reflected from a surface to the energy of a wave incident on the surface (Source: Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center, 1990)
reflectivity
1 A measure of the fraction of radiation reflected by a given surface; defined as the ratio of the radiant energy reflected to the total that is incident upon that surface Compare reflection coefficient See radar reflectivity
reflectivity
The ability of a surface to reflect light and other electromagnetic radiation Aluminum has high reflectivity: 80% or more for visible light, and 90% or more for infrared radiation
reflectivity
Same as albedo Expressed as the percent of visible radiation reflected from a surface
reflectivity
Ability of paper or board to reflect light; a measure of gloss
reflectivity
the total reflection factor of a layer of material of such a thickness that there is no change of reflection factor which increase in thickness
reflectivity
(sol) (meas) [1] The ability to reflect SOLAR RADIATION, which is possessed to some degree by all materials It is called the ALBEDO in atmospheric references [2] The ratio of RADIANT ENERGY reflected by a body to that falling upon it F - pouvoir reflecteur S - reflectividad
reflectivity
A measure of the process by which a surface can turn back a portion of incident radiation into the medium through which the radiation approached It also refers to the degree by which precipitation is able to reflect a radar beam
reflectivity
the ability of the surface of a material to reflect the infrared energy of a light source
reflectivity
The ability to reflect light
reflectivity
the fraction of radiant energy that is reflected from a surface
reflectivity
A measure of the process by which a surface can turn back a portion of incident radiation back into the medium through which the radiation approached Reflectivity of a given surface is know as albedo It is also the degree by which a precipitation type is able to reflect a radar beam
reflectivity
In the Attributes list, there is Reflectivity to Light, which determines how shiny the object is in general And there is also Environmental Reflectivity, which affects how well a Reflection Map texture works on the object
reflectivity
Property of illuminated objects to reradiate a portion of the incident energy Reflectivity, in general, is larger in the specular direction for smaller surface roughness For side looking radars, backscatter is the observable portion of the energy reflected Backscatter, in general, is increased by greater surface roughness In general, reflectivity is increased for higher conductivity of the scattering surface The relative strength of radar reflectivity is tabulated by sigma, for discrete objects, and by sigma nought for natural terrain surfaces
reflectance
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