2011
DOI: 10.1117/12.891946
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Spectrum analysis of optical signals is based on the resonance phenomenon

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“…Spectrometers which were used for measurements carried out spectral decomposition by the diffraction grating. Such spectrometers have some disadvantages which are eliminated [4] by the spectral device considered in this paper. Moreover used spectrometers conduct spectral measurement in narrow range -70 nm.…”
Section: The Contactless Diagnostics Of the Liquid Propellant Rocket mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Spectrometers which were used for measurements carried out spectral decomposition by the diffraction grating. Such spectrometers have some disadvantages which are eliminated [4] by the spectral device considered in this paper. Moreover used spectrometers conduct spectral measurement in narrow range -70 nm.…”
Section: The Contactless Diagnostics Of the Liquid Propellant Rocket mentioning
confidence: 99%
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confidence: 99%