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The application of an unintensified backside-illuminated CCD for the acquisition of broadband single-pulse coherent anti-Stokes Raman spectroscopy (CARS) spectra is demonstrated. This CCD shows a quantum efficiency 5 times higher than a front-illuminated CCD and offers significant advantages compared with intensified linear photodiode array detectors generally used for single-pulse CARS thermometry. It overcomes the main drawbacks of the intensified linear photodiode array detector in single-pulse CARS N(2) spectroscopy: nonlinearity, limited dynamic range, and image persistence. A method for extending the dynamic range is demonstrated in a highly turbulent flame.
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Plath et al. (1992) studied this question.
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