Definition of transmittance in English:

transmittance

nountransˈmɪt(ə)nstrɑːnzˈmɪt(ə)nstranzˈmɪt(ə)nstrɑːnsˈmɪt(ə)ns

Physics

The ratio of the light energy falling on a body to that transmitted through it.
〔物理〕透射比，透明度
Example sentencesExamples
- The apparatus determines the transmittance of light through the sample leaf at two wavelengths.
- A series of spectral data acquired were first background subtracted, and then corrected for emission filter transmittances.
- Standard curves established for each stock suspension showed that light transmittance at the characteristic wavelength was inversely proportional to the concentration of gold colloid.
- Designed for spectral analysis of microscopic samples as small as 1 mm, the instrument can measure by transmittance, absorbance, reflectance, fluorescence, and polarization.
- To compute the transmittance, the direct incident radiation has to be measured in a fixed position, which can be done in a small canopy gap because of the reduced viewing angle of the sensor.

Definition of transmittance in US English:

transmittance

noun

Physics

The ratio of the light energy falling on a body to that transmitted through it.
〔物理〕透射比，透明度
Example sentencesExamples
- Standard curves established for each stock suspension showed that light transmittance at the characteristic wavelength was inversely proportional to the concentration of gold colloid.
- Designed for spectral analysis of microscopic samples as small as 1 mm, the instrument can measure by transmittance, absorbance, reflectance, fluorescence, and polarization.
- A series of spectral data acquired were first background subtracted, and then corrected for emission filter transmittances.
- The apparatus determines the transmittance of light through the sample leaf at two wavelengths.
- To compute the transmittance, the direct incident radiation has to be measured in a fixed position, which can be done in a small canopy gap because of the reduced viewing angle of the sensor.

词汇	transmittance
释义	Definition of transmittance in English: transmittance nountransˈmɪt(ə)nstrɑːnzˈmɪt(ə)nstranzˈmɪt(ə)nstrɑːnsˈmɪt(ə)ns Physics The ratio of the light energy falling on a body to that transmitted through it. 〔物理〕透射比，透明度 Example sentencesExamples The apparatus determines the transmittance of light through the sample leaf at two wavelengths. A series of spectral data acquired were first background subtracted, and then corrected for emission filter transmittances. Standard curves established for each stock suspension showed that light transmittance at the characteristic wavelength was inversely proportional to the concentration of gold colloid. Designed for spectral analysis of microscopic samples as small as 1 mm, the instrument can measure by transmittance, absorbance, reflectance, fluorescence, and polarization. To compute the transmittance, the direct incident radiation has to be measured in a fixed position, which can be done in a small canopy gap because of the reduced viewing angle of the sensor. Definition of transmittance in US English: transmittance noun Physics The ratio of the light energy falling on a body to that transmitted through it. 〔物理〕透射比，透明度 Example sentencesExamples Standard curves established for each stock suspension showed that light transmittance at the characteristic wavelength was inversely proportional to the concentration of gold colloid. Designed for spectral analysis of microscopic samples as small as 1 mm, the instrument can measure by transmittance, absorbance, reflectance, fluorescence, and polarization. A series of spectral data acquired were first background subtracted, and then corrected for emission filter transmittances. The apparatus determines the transmittance of light through the sample leaf at two wavelengths. To compute the transmittance, the direct incident radiation has to be measured in a fixed position, which can be done in a small canopy gap because of the reduced viewing angle of the sensor.
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