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29 October 1979 Background Suppression And Spectral Detection Using Double-Beam Interferometry: Instrumentation
Orr Shepherd, William Reidy, George A. Vanasse
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Abstract
A double-beam interferometer laboratory has been designed and built for use in testing a background optical suppression scheme (BOSS). The interferometer system features a 1 cm -I double-beam interferometer (2 cm beam aperture), a tailored modulation transfer function for the two beams, a servocontrolled drive for the moving retroreflecting mirror, a laser retardation reference system, PbS detector and associated electronics, a 16K fast fourier transform (FFT) analyzer, and a CRT plus X-Y plotter for displaying both interferograms and 1cm-1 spectra in real time. The laboratory facility also includes a test source that projects a point source immersed in a controllable spatial background.
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Orr Shepherd, William Reidy, and George A. Vanasse "Background Suppression And Spectral Detection Using Double-Beam Interferometry: Instrumentation", Proc. SPIE 0191, Multiplex and/or High Throughput Spectroscopy, (29 October 1979); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.957814
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KEYWORDS
Interferometers

Sensors

Mirrors

Beam splitters

Retroreflectors

Modulation transfer functions

Electronics

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