The absolute intensity and spectral calibration allows the determination of the UV photon number emitted by laser-based XUV-VUV sources, e.g. DPP and LPP sources and high-harmonic generation from plasma surfaces or in gaseous media. The grazing incidence amplitude grating (in comparison to a free standing transmission grating) is more reliable and robust, while also providing higher sensitivity down to soft X-ray.
Key Features:
- Wide spectral range from 6 to 200nm
- High quantum efficiency CCD
- Compact design
Spectral range |
6-200nm |
Resolution |
λ/Δλ = 50 |
Grazing angle |
6° |
Slit width |
80µm (default), other slit widths available on request |
Grating |
TGZ-2 (NT-MDT), working area 3x3mm |
Detector options |
1. CCD line Toshiba 1304AP, 3600 elements, pixels period 8µm, sensitive part 6µm, inorganic phosphor |
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2. CCD array Hamamatsu S7030/S7031 series 1024x122 pixels, 24um period |
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3. ANDOR DX440-BN camera, 2048x512, 13.5 um period |
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