Double Beam VUV Spectrometer and Logarithmic Ratiometer.
Double beam vacuum ultraviolet spectrometer and logarithmic ratiometer. D. KornR. Braunstein Engineering, Physics Applied optics 1972 TLDR Its features include extreme linearity, a very flat
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