A low-temperature model of a long-wave imaging spectrometer and its assembly method
An imaging spectrometer and a spectrometer technology, which are applied in the field of imaging spectrometers, can solve the problems of reduced installation and adjustment accuracy, increased instrument volume, weight and power consumption, and increased difficulty in low-temperature optical installation and adjustment. The effect of increasing costs and reducing the difficulty of low-temperature assembly and adjustment
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[0027] According to the above description, a better embodiment is given:
[0028] Table 1 Low temperature model parameters
[0029] Spectral range 8-12.5μm System F number 2 instantaneous field of view 0.75mrad spectral resolution Better than 50nm
[0030] Table 2 Design results
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[0032] According to the described adjustment method, the properties of the selected adjustment filter are: the center wavelength is 8.15 μm, the half maximum width is 125 nm; the selected infinity slit pair is 0.75 mrad. The final adjustment result can be achieved: the corresponding adjustment filter spectral lines on the photosensitive surface are in 39 columns, and the half-height width occupies 5 elements; the slit pairs are in 161 lines, and the light-dark contrast ratio is 0.1. The adjustment meets the design requirements.
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