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This paper describes the merging of spectra measured by two different spectrometers. Different concepts for merging data from different instruments are presented. All existing approaches violate the conservation law of energy when comparing measurements from two different instruments. The fundamental cause behind violation of the energy conservation law lies in the properties of the measurement device itself. Data can only be merged successfully if the distortion caused by both instruments is small. Typical real-life examples for spectral measurements are shown and the applicability of merging of the data is evaluated for these cases.

Merging two spectra from compact spectrometers with different detector technologies