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16 November 2000 Characterization of the van Cittert monochromator-based IR spectrophotometer
Janos P. Makai, Janos Balazs, Laszlo Dobrentei, Istvan Reti
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Abstract
The van Cittert system consists of two identical monochromators coupled together as a subtractive system. The usual narrow slit between the two monochromators is replaced by a wide one and a part of this wide slit is covered by a lamella mounted on a fine resolution translation stage. The wide slit transmits a wide spectral range but the lamella filters out a narrow range like a notch filter. The second monochromator collects and recombines the transmitted radiation at its exit slit. Behind the exit slit and the beam forming elements can the sample be positioned. By the translation of the lamella the center wavelength of the notch can be shifted over the whole spectral range covered by the wide slit. Carrying out spectrophotometric measurements the total transmitted power is measured at every stop of the lamella. From this array of measurement results the transmittance or the reflectance of the sample can be calculated as a function of the wavelength.
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Janos P. Makai, Janos Balazs, Laszlo Dobrentei, and Istvan Reti "Characterization of the van Cittert monochromator-based IR spectrophotometer", Proc. SPIE 4131, Infrared Spaceborne Remote Sensing VIII, (16 November 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.406536
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KEYWORDS
Monochromators

Sensors

Spectrophotometry

Signal detection

Transmittance

Reflectivity

Infrared spectroscopy

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