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20 June 1997 Relative transmission measurements using a long-range broadband FTIR source and synchronized receiver
Raymond Gerard Deep, Ronald G. Driggers, Joel Glen Vinson, Luc Rochette, Michel McNicoll, Alain Bordeleau
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Abstract
Fourier Transform Infrared Radiometers (FTIRs) are relatively new instruments in the applications of spectral radiometric characterization of targets. One of these FTIR instruments has been modified to provide a modulated spectrum as a source quantity. Interferometric scan signals are transmitted by microwave radio to an infrared receiver downrange in order to synchronize the detection of the modulated signals. The receiver uses the synchronization signals and the modulated infrared signals to obtain a source spectrum after propagation through the atmosphere. The technique appears to give good relative transmission estimates even up to 4 kilometers.
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Raymond Gerard Deep, Ronald G. Driggers, Joel Glen Vinson, Luc Rochette, Michel McNicoll, and Alain Bordeleau "Relative transmission measurements using a long-range broadband FTIR source and synchronized receiver", Proc. SPIE 3062, Targets and Backgrounds: Characterization and Representation III, (20 June 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.276664
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KEYWORDS
Receivers

FT-IR spectroscopy

Modulation

Sensors

Signal detection

Transmitters

Signal processing

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