Optical spectrum measuring apparatus

Optics: measuring and testing – By dispersed light spectroscopy – Utilizing a spectrometer

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G01J 328

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ABSTRACT:
An optical spectrum measuring apparatus is disclosed that is able to take measurements at high speed. An encoder is connected to the rotational axis of a motor. A counter counts the number of pulses outputted from the encoder 14. A comparator, that is connected to the counter and a register, compares a value stored in the counter with a value stored in the register set by a control section, and outputs an AD conversion signal when the values are equal. The control section sets the register with a value corresponding to a first measurement point and rotates a diffraction grating at a constant speed from an angle corresponding to a measurement initiation wavelength to an angle corresponding to a measurement termination wavelength. An AD conversion signal is outputted from the comparator when a measurement point is reached, then the control section sets the register to a value corresponding to the next measurement point.

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