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Practical Solutions of the Lock-In Detection Problem for Lorentz and Dispersion Resonance Signals

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Abstract

The problem of determining the parameters of a resonance signal from observations of the output of a lock-in detector is considered for the cases in which the resonance has a Lorentz or dispersion line shape. Computer techniques are applied to the more general superimposed line-shape problem accommodating modulation broadening, time-constant distortion, and the effects of multiple overlapping components. Analytical expressions are obtained for several special cases.

© 1971 Optical Society of America

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