1977
DOI: 10.2172/7210202
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Instruction manual for Gunn-diode microwave cavity ammonia monitor

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“…Measurement of the intensities of spectral lines (both absolute and relative) can give additional information. The intensity of radiation arriving at the detector (Figure 1 > is given by: / I&~yL (1) where is the absorption coefficient, and L is the absorption path length.…”
Section: Analytical Microwave Spectrometrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Measurement of the intensities of spectral lines (both absolute and relative) can give additional information. The intensity of radiation arriving at the detector (Figure 1 > is given by: / I&~yL (1) where is the absorption coefficient, and L is the absorption path length.…”
Section: Analytical Microwave Spectrometrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These considerations, based upon absorption frequencies alone, show that specific compound identifications are readily made, given sufficient signal intensity.-Measurement of the intensities of spectral lines (both absolute and relative) can give additional information. The intensity of radiation arriving at the detector (Figure 1) is given by: lh)e~yL (1) where 7 is the absorption coefficient, and L is the absorption path length. The signal A/ is then AI = Iq -I a I(tyL for small 7.…”
Section: Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%