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Yang Jiao,
Sameer R. Bhalotra, Helen L. Kung, and David A. B. Miller, "Adaptive
imaging spectrometer in a time-domain filtering architecture," Optics
Express 11, No. 17, 1960-1965 (2003)
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demonstrate an imaging spectrometer with 30nm resolution that utilizes
a novel time-domain filtering architecture. The architecture is based
on a pixel by pixel integration of the interferogram signal mixed with
reference waveforms. The system can be adapted in real time to
discriminate between LED sources of different wavelengths, perform
signal processing on the spectra, as well as discriminate between
highly overlapping, broadband spectral features in a scene illuminated
by a tungsten lamp. Unlike a conventional spectral signature
discrimination system, which needs a dedicated computation subsystem
running a discrimination algorithm, the time-domain filtering
architecture embeds much of the computation in the filtering, which
will aid the design of integrated miniaturized spectral signature
discrimination systems.
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