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Chapter III CHN Analysis, FT IR …..<br />

Figure: 3.5 Schematic diagram of FTIR spectrometer.<br />

(1) A drive mechanism is important for satisfactory interferograms, which<br />

needs that the speed of the moving mirror should be constant and its<br />

position be known exactly at any instant. The planarity of the mirror<br />

must remain constant during the entire sweep of 10 cm or more.<br />

(2) Beam splitters are constructed of transparent materials with refractive<br />

indices such that approximately 50% of the radiation is transmitted and<br />

50% is reflected. A thin film of germanium or silicon coated on cesium<br />

iodide or bromide, sodium chloride or potassium bromide is employed<br />

for mid infrared region.<br />

(3) The sources of FTIR are usually the same as IR ones. Because of<br />

processing the slow response times, the thermal transducers are not<br />

generally preferred in FTIR; the Triglycine Sulphate transducers are<br />

widely preferred in the mid-frequency range.<br />

The FTIR instrument has many advantages. It has better signal to noise<br />

ratio than other good quality dispersive type instrument. Another important<br />

advantage is that its optics provides a much larger energy throughput (one or<br />

two orders of magnitude) than the dispersive type, where it is limited by the<br />

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