Abstract

In Part I of this paper, a number of analytical techniques were developed for the detection and estimation of spectral absorption patterns. In this second part, these techniques are applied to the design of practical systems and several examples of actual problems are given. Laser systems, multichannel broadband systems, a modified absorption cell technique, and adaptive processing are among the topics considered.

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