NASA NTRS · 19940024090
JPL Fourier transform ultraviolet spectrometer
Abstract
The Fourier Transform Ultraviolet Spectrometer (FTUVS) is a new high resolution interferometric spectrometer for multiple-species detection in the UV, visible and near-IR. As an OH sensor, measurements can be carried out by remote sensing (limb emission and column absorption), or in-situ sensing (long-path absorption or laser-induced fluorescence). As a high resolution detector in a high repetition rate (greater than 10 kHz) LIF system, OH fluorescence can be discriminated against non-resonant background emission and laser scatter, permitting (0, 0) excitation.
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Cageao, R. P., Friedl, R. R., Sander, Stanley P., Yung, Y. L.. 1994-02-01. JPL Fourier transform ultraviolet spectrometer. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19940024090
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