Cambridge, UK: The Royal Society of Chemistry 2002. — 140 p. — (RSC Analytical Spectroscopy Monographs). — ISBN: 0854045759.
This unique book demonstrates the current status, and future potential, of millimetre wavelength (MMW) spectrometry as a means of quantitative analysis of gaseous mixtures. After outlining the spectroscopic theory required, the authors then go on to discuss the components of an MMW cavity spectrometer, concentrating on compact, automatic, low-cost instruments. Other topics covered include solid state MMW sources with both cryogenically cooled and room temperature detectors. Post-detector signal processing, smoothing, filtering and spectral profile fitting are also discussed. The book concludes with a look at the future of the technique, in areas such as millimetre wave-over-fibre technology. Quantitative Millimetre Wavelength Spectrometry will be welcomed by practitioners in both industry and academia.
Interaction of Millimetre Wavelength Electromagnetic Radiation with Gases
The Components of a MMW Cavity Spectrometer for Quantitative Measurements
Practical Spectral Sources and Detectors for Analytical Spectrometry
The Quantitative Analysis of Gas Mixtures
Cavity Spectrometer Designs and Applications
Practical Spectral Sources and Detectors for Analytical Spectrometry
The Future for Quantitative Millimetre Wavelength Spectrometry