Abstract
An iterative method for the deconvolution of microcalorimetry thermograms suitable for small digital computers is presented. The method employs a measured impulse response function directly as the deconvolution kernel, thus explicit system simulation is not required. Data are presented showing the performance of the method and the exchange of signal-to-noise ratio for time resolution that is made when deconvolution techniques are employed. An improvement in the system time resolution of fifty times is demonstrated with measured data.
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