Scanning array spectrophotometer

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

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356334, G01J 308, G01J 310, G01J 336

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047984643

ABSTRACT:
The advantage of sustained wavelength accuracy and mechanical simplicity of a spectrophotometer using a photodiode array as photometric detector and a fixed diffraction grating as dispersion means may be limited to a relatively short wavelength range by problems of stray light, second order errors and overloading of the detector at portions of the wavelength range. By utilizing repeat scanning of the array, each scan being modified by using a different source lamp and correction filters, freedom from the cited problems over part of each scanned wavelength range can be effected. A computer controls the scan sequence and combines the usable portion of each scan to produce error free operation over an extended range.

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