Abstract

An interferometric spectrometer manufactured by the Research and Industrial Instruments Company has been adapted for use in polarized far ir magnetooptical investigations. The system includes a superconducting magnet and light pipe optics. The use of an indium antimonide free electron bolometer and an extrinsic germanium photoconductive detector with the system is described. As an example of the operation of the spectrometer, some investigations of donor impurity states in indium antimonide have been outlined.

© 1967 Optical Society of America

A Bibliography of Magnetooptics of Solids

E. D. Palik and B. W. Henvis
Appl. Opt. 6(4) 603-630 (1967)

Interband Magnetooptical Studies of Semiconductors and Semimetals

B. Lax and J. G. Mavroides
Appl. Opt. 6(4) 647-659 (1967)

Solid State Studies by Means of Fourier Transform Spectroscopy

C. H. Perry, R. Geick, and E. F. Young
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Noise Limitations in Solid State Photodetectors

K. M. van Vliet
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Magnetooptical Experiments on Broad Absorption Bands in Solids

Frederick C. Brown and George Laramore
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