Recovery and analysis of Raman spectra obtained using a static Fourier transform spectrometer
Vasil’ev N.S., Vintaykin I.B., Golyak Ig.S., Golyak Il.S., Kochikov I.V., Fufurin I.L.

 

The Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Moscow, Russia,

Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia

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Abstract:
The recovery of Raman spectra in the 800-1050-nm spectral range from a prototype static Fourier-transform spectrometer is described. Distortion effects introduced by the optical system of the static Fourier-transform spectrometer are studied. A method of correcting optical distortion is suggested. The proposed algorithm is tested using a monochromatic radiation source. A two-dimensional map of period distribution in the distorted interference pattern is plotted. A mapping that enables optical distortions of the two-dimensional interferogram to be corrected is proposed. The correction results are demonstrated by plotting interference fringe profiles. A comparison of various well-known phase correction methods in order to identify an optimal algorithm is presented. A matching criterion for the obtained spectra is proposed. Raman spectrum of a stilbene crystal obtained by a diffraction spectrometer with a resolution of δν = 14 cm-1 is used as a reference.

Keywords:
Fourier optics and digital signal processing, interference pattern, Raman spectroscopy, FTIR spectroscopy, Image processing, Recognition.

Citation:
Vasil’ev NS, Vintaykin IB, Golyak IgS, Golyak IlS, Kochikov IV, Fufurin IL. Recovery and analysis of Raman spectra obtained using a static Fourier transform spectrometer. Computer Optics 2017; 41(5): 626-635. DOI: 10.18287/2412-6179-2017-41-5-626-635.

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