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Optical properties of the grating with 1300 lines/mm at PGS-2 spectrograph

Jan Domin, Jacek Fal, A. Kądziołka, Ł. Tylski

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The spectral properties of the plane grating with 1300 lines/mm mounted at PGS-2 spectrograph constructed by Carl Zeiss GmbH were investigated. We elaborated the adjustable parameters for this grating and also we made some analysis of the matching for standard monochromator with our grating at PGS-2 spectrograph.

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The spectral properties of the plane grating with 1300 lines/mm mounted at PGS-2 spectrograph constructed by Carl Zeiss GmbH were investigated. We elaborated the adjustable parameters for this grating and also we made some analysis of the matching for standard monochromator with our grating at PGS-2 spectrograph.

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The spectral properties of the plane grating with 1300 lines/mm mounted at PGS-2 spectrograph constructed by Carl Zeiss GmbH were investigated. We elaborated the adjustable parameters for this grating and also we made some analysis of the matching for standard monochromator with our grating at PGS-2 spectrograph.

Key concepts: Spectrograph, Monochromator, Grating, Optics, Blazed grating, Spectral resolution, Diffraction grating, Physics

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