Talk:Centre wavelength
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Definition edit
The current definition is wrong. It is rather the definition of the centroid wavelength. This may caused by using Symbol λc instead of λ0.5m.
Correct definition of center wavelength:
The center wavelength is the wavelength halfway between the two points with a spectral density of 50% of the peak.<ref>http://spie.org/x32417.xml</ref>
λ0.5m= (λ'0.5m+ λ"0.5m) / 2
To avoid confusion it would be helpful to have reference to the following definitions as well:
λc Centroid Wavelength
λ0.5m Center Wavelength
λp Peak Wavelength
Central Wavelength
Further sources for definitions of Center and Centroid Wavelength:
[1] Field Guide to Illumination
A. V. Arecchi, T. Messadi, and R. J. Koshel, Field Guide to Illumination, SPIE Press, Bellingham, WA (2007)
[2] Handbook of LED Metrology
Instrument Systems, 42 Pages, 2009-09-10
http://www.instrumentsystems.com/fileadmin/editors/downloads/Products/LED_Handbook_e.pdf
[3] Symbols & Terminology
Document Number: 81252, Rev. 1.3, 18-Aug-08, VISHAY Semiconductors
http://www.vishay.com/docs/81252/symbols.pdf
[4] The Radiometry of Light Emitting Diodes
Labsphere, Inc., 18 Pages, 2001-01-03
http://www.bfioptilas.com/objects/52_23_2079453411/LED-Measurement-Guide.pdf
[5] Answers(TM)
http://www.answers.com/topic/spectral-centroid
-164.90.16.101 (talk) 21:28, 4 March 2013 (UTC)