Fellgett advantage

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The Fellgett advantage is the signal-to-noise benefit in multiplex spectroscopic techniques, where measuring all wavelengths simultaneously improves sensitivity compared to scanning methods.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf multiplex advantage
signal processing concept
spectroscopy concept
alsoKnownAs multiplex advantage
appliesTo Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy NERFINISHED
Fourier transform spectroscopy NERFINISHED
Hadamard transform spectroscopy NERFINISHED
multiplex spectroscopy
assumes uncorrelated detector noise across measurements
category noise reduction technique
spectroscopic advantage
comparedTo sequential acquisition of individual wavelengths
contrastsWith dispersive spectroscopy
scanning monochromator methods
dependsOn detector-noise-limited regime
describes benefit of multiplex spectroscopic techniques
signal-to-noise ratio improvement
doesNotHoldIn photon-noise-limited regime
effect improved signal-to-noise ratio compared to scanning methods
increased sensitivity for a fixed measurement time
reduced measurement time for a given signal-to-noise ratio
field Fourier transform spectroscopy NERFINISHED
optics
signal processing
spectroscopy
historicalContext introduced in the context of early Fourier transform spectrometers
influences choice between multiplex and dispersive instruments
design of Fourier transform spectrometers
keyIdea all spectral elements are measured simultaneously
multiplexing improves sensitivity under detector-noise-limited conditions
mathematicalForm SNR improvement proportional to square root of number of multiplexed channels (under ideal conditions)
measurementMode simultaneous acquisition of all spectral elements
namedAfter P. B. Fellgett NERFINISHED
relatedTo Jacquinot advantage
multiplexing
throughput advantage
usedIn Raman spectroscopy NERFINISHED
astronomical spectroscopy
infrared spectroscopy
nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy

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