The near infrared (NIR) spectroscopy analytical technique is one of the most advanced and promising tools in many domains. NIR acquisition is easily influenced by temperature, thereby affecting qualitative and quantitative analyses. In this paper, a temperature compensation model was established between NIR signals and output voltage values based on two-dimensional regression analysis. The effectiveness of the proposed compensation scheme was experimentally demonstrated by the measurement of six super luminescent diode sources at 293-313 K. The coefficient of variation was decreased 2-fold with this compensation algorithm. The results indicated that it was suitable for various NIR spectral acquisition systems with lower complexity and a higher signal-noise-ratio after being applied to an acousto-optic-tunable-filter system.

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