Typical glitch

Figure 8.5. Typical glitch on the baseline of a transmission spectrum. In this case the glitch is at 1020cm f Since the spectrum was measured with a data acquisition frequency of 5 kHz using a HeNe laser interferogram to trigger data acquisition, the glitch was caused by interference by a sinusoid of frequency 320Hz, possibly caused by a mirror vibrating at this frequency.

Fig. 13. The preamplifier unit. The delayed incoming pulse (input 2 of the triple OR gate) assures a glitch-free protection pulse for the switch (a double-balanced mixer). A typical setting of the monoflop is 0.3 /us.

The steering committee will typically not be in charge of implementation of the recommendations but will closely monitor the implementation process. The steering committee may find glitches within the implementation process that need to be addressed. Even after implementation has been reportedly completed, the situation may still be out of control. The committee may need to reassess the implementation and recommend further improvements as necessary. 

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