Alternating high and low refractive index layers selectively transmit target wavelengths at normal incidence while blocking oblique ambient light.
Weighting the modified free induction decay signal suppresses temporal baseline fluctuations, improving molecular absorption measurement accuracy.
Reflective collimation mirror aligns multiple tunable diode laser beams into an integrated cavity output spectroscopy gas cell for precise contaminant detection.
An off-axis absorption spectroscopy instrument uses a re-injection mirror to recover lost light, solving low signal levels from poor coupling efficiency.
Pulse stretching creates a time-resolved spectrum that eliminates slow diffraction grating operations while maintaining high signal-to-noise ratio measurements.