Concave Grating Rowland Circle Mounting Order number 000000-1990-229 0 20 40 60 80 100 200 300 400 500 600 up, AOI = 40° TE TM / nm rDE fixed angle of incidence (AOI, polychromator) mounting 0 20 40 60 80 100 200 250 300 350 400 up, cAD = 32° up, cAD = 5° Spec, cAD = 32° TE TM / nm rDE constant angle of deviation (cAD, monochromator) mounting Grating specification Groove density 2400 ± 3 l/mm Groove profile Sinusoidal Diffraction grating area ≥ Ø 31.5 mm Reflective coating Aluminum (unprotected) Grating master type Holographically recorded Grating type Epoxy replica (copy) Storage and transport temperature -40 °C … +70 °C (non-condensing environment) Relative humidity ≤ 93 % (non-condensing environment) Optical grating characteristics Diffraction efficiency (unpolarized @ cAD = 32°) 215 nm ≥ 40 % 275 nm ≥ 33 % 375 nm ≥ 28 % Mounting specification (Schematic drawing) By historic convention clockwise incident and diffraction angles are positive. Typical efficiency curves based on rigorous electromagnetic modeling using measured AFM profiles. rDE refers to the ratio between diffracted power from the grating and reflected power from a mirror coated with the same material. Typical relative diffraction efficiency (rDE) in first diffraction order
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Concave Grating Rowland Circle Mounting Order number 000000-1990-229
0
20
40
60
80
100
200 300 400 500 600
up, AOI = 40°TETM
/ nm
rDE
fixed angle of incidence (AOI, polychromator) mounting
0
20
40
60
80
100
200 250 300 350 400
up, cAD = 32°up, cAD = 5°Spec, cAD = 32°
TE
TM
/ nm
rDE
constant angle of deviation (cAD, monochromator) mounting
Grating specification
Groove density 2400 ± 3 l/mm
Groove profile Sinusoidal
Diffraction grating area ≥ Ø 31.5 mm
Reflective coating Aluminum (unprotected)
Grating master type Holographically recorded
Grating type Epoxy replica (copy)
Storage and transport temperature -40 °C … +70 °C (non-condensing environment)
By historic convention clockwise incident and diffraction angles are positive.
Typical efficiency curves based on rigorous electromagnetic modeling using measured AFM profiles. rDE refers to the ratio between diffracted power from the grating and reflected power from a mirror coated with the same material.
Typical relative diffraction efficiency (rDE) in first diffraction order
Typical relative diffraction efficiency (rDE) in first diffraction order
Typical efficiency curves based on rigorous electromagnetic modeling using measured AFM profiles. rDE refers to the ratio between diffracted power fromthe grating and reflected power from a mirror coated with the same material.
By historic convention clockwise incident and diffraction angles are positive.
Typical relative diffraction efficiency (rDE) in first diffraction order
Typical efficiency curves based on rigorous electromagnetic modeling using measured AFM profiles. rDE refers to the ratio between diffracted power from the grating and reflected power from a mirror coated with the same material.
By historic convention clockwise incident and diffraction angles are positive.
By historic convention clockwise incident and diffraction angles are positive.
Typical efficiency curves based on rigorous electromagnetic modeling using measured AFM profiles. rDE refers to the ratio between diffracted power from the grating and reflected power from a mirror coated with the same material.
Typical relative diffraction efficiency (rDE) in first diffraction order
Typical relative diffraction efficiency (rDE) in first diffraction order
Typical efficiency curves based on rigorous electromagnetic modeling using measured AFM profiles. rDE refers to the ratio between diffracted power fromthe grating and reflected power from a mirror coated with the same material.
By historic convention clockwise incident and diffraction angles are positive.
Typical relative diffraction efficiency (rDE) in first diffraction order
Typical efficiency curves based on rigorous electromagnetic modeling using measured AFM profiles. rDE refers to the ratio between diffracted power fromthe grating and reflected power from a mirror coated with the same material.
By historic convention clockwise incident and diffraction angles are positive.