Grisms
The grisms are transmission gratings cemented to prisms. The available grisms and their characteristics are listed below (for 27 micron pixels of CCD-9).Grism | Grooves/mm | Angstroms/pix1 | Blaze | Angstroms Coverage2 | Central Wavelength x-stage (steps)3 | Notes |
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1 | 300 | 7.6 (14.4) | 5500 | 9120 (17280) | -0.390 * lambda + 3338 | Formula not Current |
2 | 600 | 2.5 (4.7) | 6500 | 3000 (5640) | -2.08 * lambda + 14498 | |
3 | Not Used | |||||
4 | 600 | 3.5 (6.5) | 4820 | 4200 (7800) | -0.98 * lambda + 5200 | |
5 | 300 | 7.2 (13.9) | 7800 | 8640 (16680) | -0.147 * lambda + 2483 | Formula not Current |
6 | 420 | 5.0. (9.9) | 5600 | 6000 (11880) | -1.09 * lambda + 6974 | |
7 (eschism)4 | 150 | 2.0 (3.6) | Order dependent | |||
1Numbers in parenthesis are for the 58mm lens.
Only the 110mm lens is recommended for use. 2Due to curvature of the focal plane, the entire range of wavelength coverage may not be useful, especially when using the 58mm lens. 3Enter desired central wavelength in Angstroms, solve for x-stage setting. 4A high-order grism with cross disperser, used as an echelle. |