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29 May 2013 High-throughput spectrometer designs in a compact form-factor: principles and applications
S. M. Norton
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Abstract
Many compact, portable Raman spectrometers have entered the market in the past few years with applications in narcotics and hazardous material identification, as well as verification applications in pharmaceuticals and security screening. Often, the required compact form-factor has forced designers to sacrifice throughput and sensitivity for portability and low-cost. We will show that a volume phase holographic (VPH)-based spectrometer design can achieve superior throughput and thus sensitivity over conventional Czerny-Turner reflective designs. We will look in depth at the factors influencing throughput and sensitivity and illustrate specific VPH-based spectrometer examples that highlight these design principles.
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S. M. Norton "High-throughput spectrometer designs in a compact form-factor: principles and applications", Proc. SPIE 8726, Next-Generation Spectroscopic Technologies VI, 87260L (29 May 2013); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2018385
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KEYWORDS
Spectroscopy

Optical design

Mirrors

Sensors

Spectral resolution

Spectrometer engineering

Reflectivity

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