Ideal FT-IR Spectrometers and the Efficiency of Real Instruments

T. Hirschfeld

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Ideal FT-IR Spectrometers and the Efficiency of Real Instruments

T. Hirschfeld

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Applied Spectroscopy
Vol. 40,
Issue 8,
pp. 1239-1240
(1986)

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T. Hirschfeld, "Ideal FT-IR Spectrometers and the Efficiency of Real Instruments," Appl. Spectrosc. 40, 1239-1240 (1986)

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Photon shot noise is the ultimate limit on SNR measurements of optical information. It thus represents the ultimate limit as well for an ideal FT-IR spectrometer. Calculation of this limiting performance is useful in evaluation of the performance of existing real instruments.

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