Demonstrates optimal spectrometer performance by managing noise limitations, highlighting practical implications for users.
In the operation of optical equipment, the optimum operation is determined by limitations imposed by noise. This is often a psychophysical concept. Trade=offs are thus often possible whereby superior performance can be achieved by a competent experimenter using carefully selected functional parameters. This is indicatd by examples using an infrared spectrometer.
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D. J. Lovell (1970) studied this question.
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