1962
DOI: 10.1080/713826432
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Un Monochromateur à Reseau Concave en Incidence Tangentielle Pour L'ultraviolet Lointain

Abstract: Un monochromateur reseau concave en incidence tangentielle pour ultraviolet lointain par JACQUES ROMAND et BORIS VODAR Laboratoire des Hautes Pressions C.N.R.S., Bellevue (Manuscrit repu le 20 mars 1962) Les auteurs decrivent un monochromateur dans le vide, rseau concave en incidence tangentielle (82°), et donnent les rsultats des essais effectu6s avec cet appareil, dont le domaine d'utilisation s'etend de 75 950 A. Les deux fentes de cet appareil sont exterieures et accessibles. Au cours du balayage du spectr… Show more

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“…A gold coated, 2 m radius concave grating with 600 lines/mm and a blaze angle of 2"20' were used for all the measurements. Thescanning mechanism of the grating spectrometer is of Romand-Vodar type [15], with a constant angle of diffraction 2'40' and thegrating-slit distance 93.6 mm. Thegratingspectrometer comprises three interchangeable concave pre-reflectors and the so-called "crossed mirror-grating optical system" [16] to discriminate unwanted short-wavelength radiation and to increase the X-ray collection efficiency from the microprobe source, respectively.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A gold coated, 2 m radius concave grating with 600 lines/mm and a blaze angle of 2"20' were used for all the measurements. Thescanning mechanism of the grating spectrometer is of Romand-Vodar type [15], with a constant angle of diffraction 2'40' and thegrating-slit distance 93.6 mm. Thegratingspectrometer comprises three interchangeable concave pre-reflectors and the so-called "crossed mirror-grating optical system" [16] to discriminate unwanted short-wavelength radiation and to increase the X-ray collection efficiency from the microprobe source, respectively.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…5-7 A calibrated 3 m grazing incidence spectrometer-type Romand Vodar equipped with a channel plate detector was used in oxygen and helium mixture plasmas. 7,8 A high speed rotated mirror monochromator was designed for the spatially resolved development of the spectrograph. 9 In order to improve temporal resolving, a spectrograph that used a multianode detector was developed.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%