Accession Number:

AD0417763

Title:

THE THEORY, DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTERFEROMETRIC SPECTROMETER.

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Corporate Author:

COLORADO UNIV BOULDER ENGINEERING EXPERIMENT STATION

Report Date:

1963-05-31

Abstract:

A general introduction to the operation of inter ferometers and the way they are used to yield spectrometric data is presented. The theory of interferometric data acquisition and analysis is discussed in detail. Specific design problems encountered in adapting a Michelson inter ferometer to a rocket based experiment are discussed and their solutions are presented. The prospective research problem used as the design criterion is the measurement of the heigh rofile re-emission rate versus altitude and Doppler profile of the 6300A spectral line in the night sky airglow. Author

Descriptive Note:

Rept. for Jan 62-June 63,

Pages:

0078

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Contract Number:

AF19 604 7240

Contract Number 2:

AF19 628 287

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