Imaging channeled spectrograph: a high resolution spectrometer providing multiple simultaneous 2-D monochromatic images over a large spectral range
C. M. Korendyke
Abstract
C. M. Korendyke
Abstract
An imaging channeled spectrograph (ICS) consists of a Fabry-Perot bandpass filter followed by a wide slit imaging grating spectrograph. This unique configuration combines the 2-D monochromatic imaging of a Fabry-Perot system with the high resolution and comprehensive wavelength coverage of a grating spectrograph. The ICS produces a series of simultaneous, high resolution, nonoverlapping, 2-D monochromatic images uniformly distributed over a large spectral range. This paper describes the ICS optical properties in general and calculates the optical performance of an ICS designed for the proposed NRL spectrocoronagraph.
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An imaging channeled spectrograph (ICS) consists of a Fabry-Perot bandpass filter followed by a wide slit imaging grating spectrograph. This unique configuration combines the 2-D monochromatic imaging of a Fabry-Perot system with the high resolution and comprehensive wavelength coverage of a grating spectrograph. The ICS produces a series of simultaneous, high resolution, nonoverlapping, 2-D monochromatic images uniformly distributed over a large spectral range. This paper describes the ICS optical properties in general and calculates the optical performance of an ICS designed for the proposed NRL spectrocoronagraph.
Key concepts: Spectrograph, Optics, Monochromatic color, Spectral resolution, Spectrometer, Grating, Fabry–Pérot interferometer, Spectral imaging