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19 September 2013 Holographic substrate-guided spectrometer for atmospheric sensing
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This paper surveys the need for oxygen A-band spectroscopy to improve our understanding of clouds and their key role in the climate system. We then report on a novel holographic A-band substrate-guided spectrometer device recently developed at Luminit. This A-band spectrometer prototype is based on an innovative structure of two thick reflection substrate-guided wave-based holograms (SGWHs) that act as dispersive and/or imaging elements to enable a sufficient spectral resolution. The technology is made very attractive by its significantly lower cost compared to currently available systems/devices with similar A-band capability, while providing higher light throughput, a better out-of-band rejection ratio, higher resolution at a smaller size, and better stability and reliability.
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Fedor I. Dimov, X. Winston Xia, Jun Ai, Neven Rakuljic, Chris Griffo, Engin Arik, and Anthony B. Davis "Holographic substrate-guided spectrometer for atmospheric sensing", Proc. SPIE 8867, Infrared Remote Sensing and Instrumentation XXI, 88670P (19 September 2013); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2024674
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KEYWORDS
Spectroscopy

Clouds

Holography

Oxygen

Absorption

Atmospheric modeling

Holograms

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