Which outcome occurs when applying a modulated laser to Raman spectroscopy?

💡 Explanation

Lock-in detection amplifies only the signals at modulation frequency. Amplitude Modulation (AM) of the laser input enables lock-in detection because it selectively detects modulated scattered light, therefore improving signal-to-noise ratio, rather than shifting the Raman peaks, which relate to vibrational modes.

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