论文信息 - Near-infrared hadamard transform raman spectrometry

Near-infrared hadamard transform raman spectrometry

Abstract Hadamard transform spectrometry using a liquid crystal optical shutter array (LC-OSA) as a stationary Hadamard encoding mask is shown to be a viable technique for near-IR Raman spectrometry with the 1064-nm line of a Nd:YAG laser. Spectra are presented and discussed and future plans are outlined.

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