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3 May 1979 Wide-Field Electrographic Cameras For Imagery And Spectrography At Visual And Middle-UV Wavelengths
Harry M. Heckathorn, George R. Carruthers, Seth D. Shulman
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Abstract
The use of a Kron electrographic detector for wide-field, narrow-band imagery of faint emission nebulosity in the near-UV and visual (3100-6000 A) wavelength interval is de-scribed. As an example of the photometric quality of the imagery and of the sensitivity of the instrumentation to diffuse, low-contrast objects, imagery of the Cygnus Loop super-nova remnant in the high excitation line of [Ne V]λ3426 A is presented. In addition, we describe our current program to develop electrographic detectors which use cesium tellu-ride photocathodes for broad-band imagery and spectrography in the middle-UV (1650-3100 A) wavelength range.
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Harry M. Heckathorn, George R. Carruthers, and Seth D. Shulman "Wide-Field Electrographic Cameras For Imagery And Spectrography At Visual And Middle-UV Wavelengths", Proc. SPIE 0172, Instrumentation in Astronomy III, (3 May 1979); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.957093
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Cameras

Astronomy

Visualization

Cesium

Image resolution

Interference filters

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