Static Fourier transform spectrometer
A technology of Fourier transform and spectrometer, which is applied in the direction of interference spectroscopy, instrumentation, spectrometry/spectrophotometry/monochromator, etc., and can solve problems such as difficult adjustment of Mach-Zehnder interferometer
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[0089] Second embodiment: focus shift by means of convex lens
[0090] Previously, the need to position the light source 14 close to the front of the beam splitter 2 was mentioned to ensure a high luminous flux. Since this can be problematic in many cases, the second exemplary embodiment presented below describes the possibility of spectrally measuring collimated radiation from a more distant light source 14 while improving the luminous flux by using upstream optics 10 . The upstream optics 10 specifically include a second lens. Figure 4 A second embodiment of the invention is shown, which corresponds to the first embodiment but with additional lenses.
[0091] If, in application, substantially collimated light to be measured spectrally is available from the light source 14, then an additional convex lens can be attached to the input of the structure as the upstream optics 10. This upstream optic concentrates the incident light to a new focal point. This focus reappears ...
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[0100] Fourth Embodiment: Imaging Spectrometer Variation
[0101] Figure 12 and 13 A fourth exemplary embodiment of a static Fourier transform spectrometer according to the present invention is shown. In the fourth embodiment, the array area detector 16 is used. Figure 12 A view of the static Fourier transform spectrometer 1 is shown such that the first dimension 17 of the array area detector 16 is shown. Figure 13 A view showing the second dimension 18 of the array area detector 16 is shown.
[0102] Similarly, Figure 14 and 15 Static Fourier Transform Spectrometer 1 shown in operation, Figure 14 The view corresponds to Figure 12 view, while Figure 15 The view corresponds to Figure 13 view.
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