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High-resolution spectrograph for telescopes of moderate diameter

В. Е. Панчук, M. V. Yushkin, В. Г. Клочкова, Yu. B. Verich, G. V. Yakopov

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A base model of the high-resolution fiber-fed spectrograph is developed. In combination with the SAO 1-meter telescope the spectrograph has the following parameters: spectral resolution R=45000, the number of simultaneous registered orders is 86 within spectral region 3850$÷$10850 Å, echelle orders are overlapping for $λ<9000$ Å.

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A base model of the high-resolution fiber-fed spectrograph is developed. In combination with the SAO 1-meter telescope the spectrograph has the following parameters: spectral resolution R=45000, the number of simultaneous registered orders is 86 within spectral region 3850$÷$10850 Å, echelle orders are overlapping for $λ<9000$ Å.

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A base model of the high-resolution fiber-fed spectrograph is developed. In combination with the SAO 1-meter telescope the spectrograph has the following parameters: spectral resolution R=45000, the number of simultaneous registered orders is 86 within spectral region 3850$÷$10850 Å, echelle orders are overlapping for $λ<9000$ Å.

Key concepts: Spectrograph, Resolution (logic), Optics, Physics, Astronomy, Remote sensing, Geology, Computer science

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