(physics) Any plot, display, or photographic record of the intensity of some type of radiation as a function of its energy.
energy spectrum
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 | infrared transmitter (electronics) |
| energy-dispersive x-ray diffraction (physics) |
| particle-induced x-ray emission (analytical chemistry) |
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