Fourier Transform Spectrometry in Relation to Other Passive Spectrometers

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Nov 1982

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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series A, Mathematical and Physical Sciences, Volume 307, Issue 1500,

Physics

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The relative merits of Fourier transform spectrometers and alternative passive spectrometers are explored qualitatively with emphasis on the quantity, quality, and cost of information flow. This includes a brief look at throughput, detector considerations and spectral coverage; resolution and accuracy in intensity and wavelength; and cost of construction and data reduction. Finally, the possibilities of multiple detectors and extensions of the technique to the vacuum ultraviolet by means of all-reflecting wavefront division interferometers are mentioned.

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