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When i compare the thermal emission of two devices, should i apply same voltage (both draw different currents) or should I make sure the power is the same for both?
Thermal emission is the process in which heat is released from an object or substance in the form of infrared radiation.
Comparing thermal emission at the same voltage ensures that any differences in heat output between the two devices are solely due to their design and not influenced by variations in power supply.
Thermal emission is measured in watts per square meter (W/m²) using specialized equipment such as infrared cameras or pyrometers.
The thermal emission of a device can be affected by its design, materials used, and operating temperature. Additionally, external factors such as ambient temperature and air flow can also impact thermal emission.
Comparing thermal emission can provide insights into the efficiency and performance of different devices. It can also help in identifying any design or material improvements that can optimize thermal emission for specific applications.