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Characterization and Suppression of Electrical Interference - Spikes, Periodic Waves, and Ripples - From Cassini Composite Infrared Spectrometer (CIRS) Spectra

Ronald C. Carlson, Ever A. Guandique, Donald E. Jennings, Stuart H. Pilorz, and Virgil G. Kunde

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Abstract

Interferograms from the CIRS far- and mid-IR detectors are contaminated by electrical noise spikes, as well as by a single frequency (“sine wave”) feature. It was therefore necessary to develop algorithms to suppress this interference.

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