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Optical design for imaging spectroscopy

Design examples are given for imaging spectrometer systems operating in the solar reflected spectrum. Design considerations and procedures are outlined for incoherently and coherently coupled systems. The case of a partially coupled system is also examined and it is shown why it is generally to be avoided.

Robert O. Green | Pantazis Mouroulis | R. Green | P. Mouroulis

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