EXPRESS: Suppressing the Multiplex Disadvantage in Photon-Noise-Limited Interferometry Using Cross-Dispersed Spatial Heterodyne Spectrometry
EXPRESS: Suppressing the Multiplex Disadvantage in Photon-Noise-Limited Interferometry Using Cross-Dispersed Spatial Heterodyne Spectrometry
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EXPRESS:使用交叉色散空间外差光谱法抑制光子噪声限制干涉测量中的多重缺点
DOI:
10.1177/0003702820946739
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
3.5
通讯作者:
Sharma, Shiv
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作者:
Egan, Miles J.;Colón, Arelis;Angel, S. Michael;Sharma, Shiv
Spatial heterodyne spectrometers are members of the static Fourier transform class of spectrometers, well-regarded for their ability to acquire high-resolution, high wavelength precision emission spectra in compact, light footprint packages. In a spatial heterodyne spectrometer experiment, a Fizeau fringe is generated for every spectral feature in a given spectrum, and spatial heterodyne spectrometer records the superposition of all Fizeau fringes in the spectrum on a detector. Hence, the sensitivity of spatial heterodyne spectrometers is constrained by uncorrelated, multiplicative photon noise that limits the detection of spectral features to those that are more luminous than the square root of the total incident flux onto the detector. In essence, powerful spectral features create a rising floor of noise that wash out less luminous features. In the present work, we introduce a novel spectrometer coupling, that being an Amici prism spectrometer in series with spatial heterodyne spectrometer, that correlates photon shot noise along one axis of a detector that in turn suppresses multiplicative photon noise within each row of the interferogram image. We demonstrate that this spectrometer pairing facilitates the measurement of weak Raman spectral features that, in a traditional spatial heterodyne spectrometer measurement, would be washed out by multiplicative photon noise.