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Double-cavity étalon in the near infrared

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Abstract

The transmission of an étalon with two coupled cavities is measured at 730 nm and compared with theory. A promising application is broadband-emission differential absorption lidar with narrow-band detection of backscattered radiation.

© 1993 Optical Society of America

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