NASA NTRS · 19890000119
Phase-Modulation Gas-Correlation Spectroscopy
Abstract
Electro-optic phase-modulation gas-correlation spectroscopy demonstrated in laboratory tests promising candidate technique for remote sensing of gases, temperatures, and wind velocities in atmosphere. In technique radiation emitted by sample atmosphere passed through electro-optic phase modulator, and modulated and unmodulated versions of spectrum alternately passed through reference absorption cell containing gas to be detected. Radiation emerging from reference cell band-pass filtered and detected. Correlation signal is difference in intensity between phase-modulated and unmodulated detected signals.
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Rider, David M., Schofield, John T., Margolis, Jack S., Mccleese, Daniel J.. 1989-03-01. Phase-Modulation Gas-Correlation Spectroscopy. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890000119
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