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Signal-to-noise ratio trade-offs associated with coarsely sampled Fourier transform spectroscopy

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We derive the spectral signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) trade-offs associated with coarsely sampled Fourier transform spectroscopy using a step-and-integrate measurement scheme. We show that there is no SNR penalty in the shot noise limit and a slight SNR benefit in the detector noise limit for the case of coarse sampling to achieve the same spectral resolution as a baseline Nyquist sampling scenario, where the total detector integration time is the same for both sampling cases.

© 2007 Optical Society of America

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