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reflectance

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reflectance [ri′flek·təns]
(computer science)
In optical character recognition, the relative brightness of the inked area that forms the printed or handwritten character; distinguished from background reflectance and brightness.
(electricity)
(physics)

reflectance
The ratio of the reflected flux to the flux incident on a surface.


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However, the new patented mirror system has very high reflectance in the UV and near-visible wavelength ranges, while attenuating reflectance in the longer wavelength-visible and IR portions of the solar spectrum.
It uses a patented mirror system that has a very high reflectance in the UV and near-visible wavelength ranges, while attenuating reflectance in the longer wavelength visible and IR portions of the solar spectrum.
Keyes then developed a chart that expressed measured shading coefficient (SC), defined as the ratio of solar gain through a window to the solar gain through a standard layer of clear glass as a function of yarn reflectance and weave openness when a drapery was combined with both regular plate and heat-absorbing glass.
 
 
 
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