Abstract

Three compact, grating spectrographs have been designed and constructed: a high-speed <i>f</i>/0.87 spectrograph, an <i>f</i>/6.8 larger dispersion spectrograph, and an ultraviolet spectrograph with quartz optics. All use commercially available lenses and 4×5 in. camera backs. Resolution of better than 2 Å is attainable with all three instruments.

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Theodore Baurer
Appl. Opt. 2(4) 451-451 (1963)

Large-Aperture Grating Spectrograph Utilizing Commercial Camera Components*†

Arnold M. Bass and Karl G. Kessler
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An f/6 Littrow Grating Spectrograph*

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R. W. Callon and J. E. Burgener
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Some High Speed Spectrograph Objectives

D. H. Rank
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