Spectroscope

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

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ABSTRACT:
A spectroscope is described comprising an incident slit, a collimator lens type optical system that makes the light rays having passed through the incident slit parallel light rays, a reflection type diffraction grating that receives the parallel light rays and, according to the wavelength, outputs these light rays at different angles, a condenser lens type optical system that condenses the output light from the diffraction grating, and a two-dimensional detector having a two-dimensional light-receiving surface that detects the light rays that have been condensed by the condenser lens type optical system.

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