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Analysis of Resolution on Fourier Transform Spectrum

Zuo Ai

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Abstract

The optical path difference is the major factor which effects the resolution of the Fourier Transform Spectrum. To improve the resolution, some device is laid out in order to increase the maximum path difference of two beams of the interferometer. The resolution limit is also given when the interferometer was irradiated by an extended beam.

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The optical path difference is the major factor which effects the resolution of the Fourier Transform Spectrum. To improve the resolution, some device is laid out in order to increase the maximum path difference of two beams of the interferometer. The resolution limit is also given when the interferometer was irradiated by an extended beam.

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The optical path difference is the major factor which effects the resolution of the Fourier Transform Spectrum. To improve the resolution, some device is laid out in order to increase the maximum path difference of two beams of the interferometer. The resolution limit is also given when the interferometer was irradiated by an extended beam.

Key concepts: Resolution (logic), Interferometry, Fourier transform, Optics, Optical path length, Physics, Path (computing), Spectrum (functional analysis)

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