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Holographic Detection System for use with Fabry-Perot Interferometers and Particular Applications for Lidar Work
Many applications employ Fabry-Perot interferometers as spectral-resolving elements. In the past, the spectral distribution had to be measured using multi-channel circular detectors1. In the absence of circular detectors the output light must to be transformed into a linear pattern, which usually means the Fabry-Perot is not being optimally utilized or that a large fraction of the light is lost.