The Martin–Puplett interferometer is an optical device used for measuring the interference of light waves, typically in the infrared and millimeter wavelengths. It is particularly useful in spectroscopy and in the analysis of thermal radiation. The interferometer consists of: 1. **Beam Splitters**: It features two beam splitters that divide the incoming light beam into two paths. The split beams travel along different paths before being recombined.
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