Image persistence and nonlinearity of intensified photodiode array detectors and their effect on CARS derived temperatures

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Author	Search for: Snelling, D.R.; Search for: Smallwood, G.J.; Search for: Sawchuck, R.A.
Sponsor	Search for: The Combustion Institute
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Conference	Spring Technical Meeting of the Central States, April, Dearborn, MI, USA
Abstract	Single-pulse, broadband coherent anti-Stokes Raman spectroscopy (CARS) has become an important diagnostic technique, particularly for combustion measurements of temperature and species concentration. The single pulse (10 ns) capability is crucial for the study of turbulent combustion, and in order to record a single pulse, the CARS radiation is dispersed and detected using an optical multichannel detector. We have investigated the image persistence and nonlinearity of these detectors and their effect on CARS derived temperatures.
Publication date	1989
Language	English
NRC number	NRCC 51463
NPARC number	3542863
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