Published December 1, 1948
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A Vacuum Spectrograph for the Infra-Red
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Abstract
A description is given of a 1-meter focus vacuum grating spectrometer for the infra-red which is distinguished by its versatility and compactness of design. The vacuum container is tubular in form and all optical parts are mounted on a carriage which is readily retractable from the case for adjustment. A novel feature is the use of a sine screw drive which gives a linear wave-length scale. A representative spectrum tracing is given.
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Copyright © 1948 American Institute of Physics. Received August 4, 1948. In conclusion we wish to acknowledge the many invaluable suggestions given during the design of the spectrograph by Dr. J.H. Sturdivant of this Institute. Contribution No. 1230 from the Gates and Crellin Laboratories of Chemistry. Equipment of the spectrograph here described with infra-red sensitive detectors and recording apparatus has been in part supported by the Bureau of Ordnance under Contract N6-ori-102, Task Order VI.Files
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