Peter Fellgett

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Peter Fellgett

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According to Wikipedia, Peter Berners Fellgett FRS, FIEE was a British physicist. He was the professor of Cybernetics at the University of Reading . Fellgett's advantage He is best known for Fellgett's advantage: the improvement of the signal-to-noise ratio by using multiplex measurements, i.e. simultaneous measurement at different wavelengths, such as Fourier transform spectroscopy.

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Peter Fellgett's Published Works

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Published Works

Vistas in astronomy (1957) (310)
On the assessment of optical images (1955) (171)
On the ultimate sensitivity and practical performance of radiation detectors. (1949) (132)
The reward system (1975) (60)
Ambisonics. Part one: General system description (1975) (53)
Concerning Photographic Grain, Signal-to-Noise Ratio, and Information (1953) (48)
Thermal Regulation in Sail Lizards (1973) (36)
A Proposal for a Radial Velocity Photometer (1955) (36)
Equivalent Quantum-Efficiencies of Photographic Emulsions (1958) (29)
Ambisonic reproduction of directionality in surround-sound systems (1974) (25)
Book-Review - Optical and Infrared Telescopes for the 1990'S (1980) (24)
Instrumentation in Astronomy (1973) (24)
Use of Lead Sulphide Cells in Infra-red Spectroscopy (1946) (23)
CONCLUSIONS ON MULTIPLEX METHODS (1967) (23)
The Question of Correlation between Photons in Coherent Beams of Light (1957) (19)
Dynamic Impedance and Sensitivity of Radiation Thermocouples (1949) (15)
Three concepts make a million points (1984) (15)
An exploration of infra-red stellar magnitudes using the photo-conductivity of lead sulphide (1951) (13)
The nature and origin of multiplex Fourier spectrometry (2006) (11)
Fluctuations in Photon Streams (1959) (10)
On Necessary Measurements for the Characterization and Optimum Use of Photographic Materials for Scientific Purposes (1961) (10)
Wasting assets (1986) (9)
On the Sharpeming of Observational Data with Special Application to the Darkening of the Solar Limb (1952) (9)
Thermal noise limits of microphones (1987) (8)
New Techniques in Astronomy (1972) (8)
EARLY INFRARED ASTRONOMY (2009) (7)
On the Interpretation of Solar Granulation (1959) (7)
Theoretical and Practical Explorations of the Use of Television Techniques in Astronomy (1956) (6)
The galaxy measuring engine project (1970) (6)
On the Relevance of Photon Noise and of Informational Assessment in Scientific Photography (1963) (5)
Fluctuation phenomena in instrument science (1980) (4)
On numerical Fourier transformation, with special reference to Lipson-Beevers strips (1958) (4)
Quality factor 'Q' (1985) (4)
A current stabilized photomultiplier power supply (1954) (4)
Detecting planetary life from earth. (1967) (3)
The Origins and Logic of Multiplex Fourier and Interferometric Methods in Spectrometry (1971) (3)
Instrument science as science (1973) (3)
An IRIS photometer with servo setting and digital readout (1963) (3)
Publications of the Royal Observatory, Edinburgh: A Register Encoder and Serialiser (1963) (3)
Letters: Sensitivity of radiation detectors (1972) (2)
Ambisonic reproduction of sound (1973) (2)
Origin and nature of comets (1977) (2)
The development of astronomical instrumentation during the past fifty years (1968) (2)
Possible programmes for the Isaac Newton Telescope (1964) (2)
Photo-electric devices in astronomy (1955) (1)
A note on the solution and synthesis by inspection of a.c. bridges (1951) (1)
Q-Riouser and Q-Riouser (1986) (1)
The Theory of Optimum Noise Immunity (1969) (1)
Comets and scientific method (1985) (1)
Null ronchi test for aspherical surfaces: comment. (1975) (1)
Some comparisons of digital and analogue audio recording (1983) (1)
The construction of radiation thermocouples using semi-conducting thermoelectric materials (1953) (1)
Evolutionary unease (1984) (1)
Origins of the usage of 'Q' (1986) (1)
Plight of UK scientists (1984) (1)
An approach to the control of processes with pure time delay (1973) (1)
Origins of multiplex spectroscopy (1973) (1)
Logical Design of Analog-to-Digital Converters (1965) (1)
A threat to medical progress (1986) (0)
Erratum: Encoding standards for 2-channel surround sound (1975) (0)
Christening the digital bit rate (1991) (0)
Distortion of square and circular Schmidt plates (1957) (0)
Far infra-red spectrology (1968) (0)
Land vehicle location (1978) (0)
Quaestor's quadrophonic query (1973) (0)
Not in fron of the children [Letters to the Editor] (1998) (0)
Harold Urey - an Appreciation (1986) (0)
Performance of Schmidt and field-corrected telescopes (1974) (0)
British Optical Astronomy (1972) (0)
Comment on "Instrument science as science" (1973) (0)
Astronomical observation systems. (1972) (0)
Correction: Origins of the usage of 'Q' (1986) (0)
Likelihood of gravitational waves (1973) (0)
The present status of surround sound reproduction (1980) (0)
Gravitational wave astronomy: A interim survey. (1971) (0)
Topics in Pattern Recognition in the Analysis of Widefield Photographs (1979) (0)
Surround-sound broad-casting (1977) (0)
Experimental use of a helicopter for survey in Labrador, 1949 (1952) (0)
Correspondence - Couder and Coma (1980) (0)
Bang-bang controller using pulse-duration modulation to provide a central linear region (1968) (0)
A discussion on infared astronomy - Large flux-collectors for infrared astronomy (1969) (0)
Electronic publishing and freedom of information in science (1998) (0)
On the interpretation of the photometry of irregular variable stars observed intermittently (1972) (0)
Letter to the Editor: What is an analyst? (1969) (0)
Sub-millimetre Spectroscopy (1973) (0)
Generation of electricity by wind power (1952) (0)
The naming of astronomical objects (2000) (0)
VHF sound broadcasting (1992) (0)
THE SIMORAMIC ANALYSER AS THE INVERSE OF THE MULTIPLEX SPECTROMETER (1967) (0)
Measurement of stellar and comparison spectral lines with PDS scans (1979) (0)
Investigations of Image Detectors (1958) (0)
On the analysis of the variation of latitude (1983) (0)
Phase filtering with time reversal (1977) (0)
Eddington, likelihood and stellar parallaxes (2001) (0)
Quantum Radio Frequency Physics (1966) (0)
Cybernetics: Retrospect and Prospect (1988) (0)
Musing about MUSA (1989) (0)
The wonderland of operating systems (1972) (0)
Science journalism (1984) (0)
On the interpretation of counts of galaxies (1955) (0)
The Ells telescope (1990) (0)
Encoding standards for 2-channel surround sound (1975) (0)
Assessment of Optical Systems (1965) (0)
Large Wide-Field Telescope Designs - a Response to Willstrop (1990) (0)
A NEW APPLICATION OF AN OLD PRINCIPLE FOR THE PHOTOELECTRIC PHOTOMETRY OF FAINT OBJECTS (1955) (0)
PHYSICS EXHIBITION: Computer physics (1970) (0)
Tax on Pollution (1971) (0)
Book reviews (1982) (0)
Data handling and computing (1973) (0)
Design of astronomical telescope systems. (1970) (0)
Magnificant, but is it physics? (1987) (0)
A reminiscence of the Cavendish Laboratory (1992) (0)
Optical Coherence Theory (1968) (0)
Digital measurement and the use of computers (1970) (0)
A proposal for freeing british innovation (1985) (0)

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University of Cambridge