SL 100 LENS SPECTROGRAPH
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The SL 100 is intended for spectral decomposition of radiation in the 360 to 1100 nm range, selection of a specific spectrographic bandpass and its registration with a CCD-, ICCD-,diode arrays-(or other) photoelectronic detector

  • The SL 100 is implemented as a horizontal optic configuration with cemented double-lens objectives used as a collimator/camera objective
  • Features

    • original optic schematic
    • achromatized and antireflection-coated lens objectives
    • no distortion
    • high optical throughput, wide field of view, planar focal surface with small focal length
    • very low stray light
    • very simple procedure for matching the spectrograph focal plane with the surface of detector pixels
    • designed to be easily mounted
    • compactness and low weight

    Specifications

    Focal length, mm 100
    Aperture (reduced) 1:3.8
    Diffraction grating, G/mm * 400 (600)
    Reciprocal linear dispersion (average) , nm/mm 17.65 (11)
    Focal plane, mm 25.6x8
    Spectrographic bandpass, nm 440
    Resolution, nm 1 (0.5)
    Entrance slit:
    Slit width, mm 0 to 0.4
    Reading accuracy, mm 0.01
    Slit height, mm 3 and 8
    Overall size (including the support), mm 200x160x150
    Weight (including the support), kg not more than 2
    * Diffraction gratings with lower number of grooves
    to provide extension of spectrographic bandpass can be used.