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Proceedings Article | 23 November 2011 Paper

Analysis of influence of plane-parallel plate on resolving power of Fourier spectrometer

G. Bogatyryova, D. Kondratenko

Proceedings Volume 8338, 83380J (2011) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.920575

KEYWORDS: Spectroscopy, Spectral resolution, Mirrors, Interferometers, Apodization, Glasses, Modulation, Manufacturing, Optical components, Fourier transforms

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The characteristics of Fourier spectrometer including light-gathering power and resolving power are studied through simulation of the main stages of operation of this device. Such Fourier spectrometer provides the study of spectra of absorbtion, radiation or reflection of liquds or gases into cuvette manufactured from the known grade of glass or other transparent material. In its turn, the material of cuvette causes some changes into optical path differences between interfereing beams due to dispersion. We consider the influence of plane-parallel plate as the axial disperse element on the resolving power of Fourier spectrometer as such element is placed into one leg of an interferometer. Dependences of spectral distribution of radiation are found out with and without influence of plane-parallel plate. We also compare the influence of plane-parallel plate and the range of displacement of moving mirror on resolving power of Fourier spectrometer. Scheme for control of piezo-mirror displaced by sevelal wavelengths has been introduced. The results of theorecical consideration and experiments lead to the following conclusion: as refraction index of the cuvette material increases, as resolving power decreases; but this shortcoming can be compensated by increasing range of modulation of moving mirror.

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