E. Bonek, G. Magerl, W. Schupita, L. Weber, P. W. Froehling
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The idea of generating tunable mid-IR signals by mixing stabilized CO2 laser lines with tunable millimeter waves has been put to work in a high-resolution spectroscopic instrument with direct frequency reading. With this instrument, over 100 lines of the R, P, and Q-branches of the n3 fundamental of CH3F have been measured recently, with ±6.5 MHz absolute accuracy.