Journal of the European Optical Society - Rapid publications, Vol 10 (2015)

Optical schemes of spectrographs with a diffractive optical element in a converging beam

E. R. Muslimov, N. K. Pavlycheva

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Optical schemes of spectrographs based on transmission concave holographic gratings working in converging beams are considered. General description of the design techniques are provided. Each of them is supported by a certain example with calculation and modeling results. In particular, it’s shown that combination of such element with a spherical wedge allows to create a spectrograph with correction of astigmatism and a variable-dispersion spectrograph.

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