1995•Japanese Journal of Applied PhysicsRequires access

Mercury-Spectrum Measurement with a Handmade Negative-Film Diffraction Grating

Mikio Mimura, Masahiro Miyagi Masahiro Miyagi, Hiroshi Okada, Takehiro Okumichi

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A negative-film diffraction grating was made by taking a photograph of a pattern drawn using an XY-plotter connected to a personal computer. To check the performance of the negative-film grating, a simple monochromator system was built with it. Five spectrum lines in the light from a mercury lamp were observed with the monochromator system.

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Key concepts: Monochromator, Plotter, Grating, Optics, Diffraction grating, Diffraction, Mercury (programming language), Materials science