Abstract
Single-shot detection of an entire MIR spectrum (500–5000cm−1) has been required for advanced molecular spectroscopy such as pump-probe spectroscopy to trace ultrafast structural dynamics of molecules, real-time molecular imaging of biological tissues, etc. However, due to low pixel numbers, low sensitivity, and high cost of multi-channnel MIR detectors, the bandwidth has been limited to ~500 cm−1 at direct measurement of MIR spectra by using dispersive infrared spectrometers.
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