Guy Beadie,1 Michael Brindza,2 Richard Flynn,3 Armand Rosenberg,1 James S. Shirk4
1U.S. Naval Research Lab. (United States) 2Naval Air Station Patuxent River (United States) 3Peak Nano Optics (United States) 4Sotera Defense Solutions, Inc. (United States)
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Vendor-supplied calibration curves for fixed-grating, fixed-detector-array portable spectrometers typically provide wavelength accuracies of about ±1 pixel on the array. Independent calibration using atomic lamp spectra is hampered by the sparsity of available lines: interpolation between atomic lines typically leads, again, to pixel-width errors or greater. We provide a technique that combines information from sparse atomic line spectra with densely populated peaks from the transmission spectrum of an air-spaced etalon to generate calibration curves capable of ~1/10th pixel accuracies across entire detector arrays. Subsequent transmission spectra through solid etalons of well-characterized glass samples validate the calibration procedure.
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Guy Beadie, Michael Brindza, Richard Flynn, Armand Rosenberg, James S. Shirk, "Technique for sub-pixel calibration of compact spectrometers (Conference Presentation)," Proc. SPIE 11007, Advanced Environmental, Chemical, and Biological Sensing Technologies XV, 110070H (14 May 2019); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2518550