We report the development of a data acquisition system which can be used with any commercial Michelson interferometer to carry out time-resolved Fourier transform spectroscopy with a time resolution of one microsecond. The sensitivity and spectral resolution of the experiment are limited only by the interferometer. The instrument occupies one slot on a conventional VME enclosure (6U height). It includes all hardware and firmware to control the experiment which generates the spectral transients and to collect the time-resolved interferograms. We are presently transferring this design to a single 6U height printed circuit board (with a mezzanine), in order to make it available as a standalone system for use with any VME platform.
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