Abstract

A methodical approach to the evaluation of the influence of the Narcissus effect observed during the calibration of test stands and of monitoring and testing equipment used for determining the characteristics of optoelectronic devices has been examined. Numerical estimates of this influence are presented for some types of test objects used in test stands and monitoring and testing equipment.

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