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  • Applied Spectroscopy
  • Vol. 62,
  • Issue 2,
  • pp. 220-229
  • (2008)

Optical Beating of Polychromatic Light and Its Impact on Time-Resolved Spectroscopy. Part I: Theory

Joachim W. Walewski, Jonathan A. Filipa, and Scott T. Sanders

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Abstract

Optical beating of polychromatic light is reviewed and its potential impact on time-resolved spectroscopy is analyzed. In particular, the dependence of the quasi-random beating of thermal light on quantities including average power, spectral shape, and spectral width are reviewed.

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