Smoke and Mirrors: Ultra-Rapid-Scan
FT-IR Spectrometry
C.J. Manning
This work was presented as a plenary lecture at the 11th International Conference on Fourier Transform Spectroscopy
on August
12, 1997 at the University of Georgia,
Athens, GA.
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Title
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Outline
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Conventional FT-IR spectrometer
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Voice
coil performance
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Voice
coil performance
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Desired
performance
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Two
types of time-varying systems
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Approaches
to time-resolved IR spectroscopy
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Scan
time vs. modulation frequency
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ADC
resolution vs. frequency
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Rotating
designs
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Dybwad
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Confocal
Interferometer
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Smith
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Rotating
Cube Corner
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Manning
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Dynascan
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Kauppinen
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Variants
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Brierley
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Tank
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Tank
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Deformation
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Precessing
Disk Interferometer
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Variations
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Bending
moments
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Deformation
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Disk
distortion
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Disk
radius
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Picture
of disk
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Tension
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Rapid-scan
frequency spectrum
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Very-rapid-scan
frequency spectrum
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Retardation,
velocity and duty cycle
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Picture
of instrument
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Instrument
Specifications
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Data
acquisition
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Raw
ADC output
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Signal
Processing
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Interferogram,
40 milliseconds, 8 cm-1
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Spectrum,
40 milliseconds, 8 cm-1
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Velocity,
40 milliseconds, 8 cm-1
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Velocity,
3 milliseconds, 4 cm-1
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Nyquist
mirror
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Velocity,
3 milliseconds, 4 cm-1
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Velocity,
3 milliseconds, 4 cm-1
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Spectrum,
3 milliseconds, 4 cm-1
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Phase,
3 milliseconds, 4 cm-1
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Velocity,
1.5 milliseconds, 8 cm-1
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Spectrum,
1.5 milliseconds, 8 cm-1
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Interferogram
of Burning Igniter
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Time-resolved
Spectra
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Conclusions
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Acknowledgments
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