Static Fourier Transform Spectrometer
A Fourier transform and spectrometer technology, applied in interference spectroscopy, instruments, spectrometry/spectrophotometry/monochromator, etc., can solve problems such as difficulty in adjusting Mach-Zehnder interferometers
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[0089] Second Embodiment: Focus Shift by Convex Lens
[0090] Previously, mention was made of the need to position the light source 14 close to the front of the beam splitter 2 to ensure a high luminous flux. Since this can cause problems in many cases, the second exemplary embodiment presented below describes the possibility of spectroscopically 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 comprise a second lens. Figure 4 A second embodiment of the invention is shown, corresponding to the first embodiment but with an additional lens.
[0091] If in an application approximately collimated light to be measured spectroscopically is available from the light source 14 , an additional convex lens can be attached to the input of the structure as upstream optics 10 . This upstream optic focuses the incoming light to a new focal point. This focus reappears i...
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[0100] Fourth Example: Imaging Spectrometer Variations
[0101] Figure 12 and 13 A fourth exemplary embodiment of a static Fourier transform spectrometer according to the invention is shown. In the fourth embodiment, an 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 arrayed 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 A static Fourier transform spectrometer1 shown in operation, Figure 14 view corresponding to Figure 12 view of the Figure 15 view corresponding to Figure 13 view.
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