Construction of a superheterodyne receiver for 10 micron waves to be put on a Cassegrain optics telescope for spectroscopic research on the Mars and Venus atmospheres

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Cassegrain Optics, Infrared Spectrometers, Mars Atmosphere, Superheterodyne Receivers, Telescopes, Venus Atmosphere, Atmospheric Chemistry, Atmospheric Models, Atmospheric Physics, Carbon Dioxide, Carbon Dioxide Lasers, Concentration, Interstellar Gas

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A superheterodyne spectrometer of medium infrared range was developed for a Cassegrain optics astronomical telescope. This device provides resolution similar to a laser spectrometer. The local oscillator is a carbon dioxide laser. The intermediate frequency range is 2 GHZ. The spectral resolution is 500,000 to 5 million. The instrument reaches the maximum theoretical sensitivity of a superheterodyne receiver. Absorption and emission of gaseous carbon dioxide in the atmosphere of Mars and Venus is measured by the system and atmospheric models are constructed. Other planets, stellar sources, and interstellar gas are also examined.

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