Engineering Asked by Akhil on December 14, 2020
I am trying to establish an appropriate distance between a spectrograph output window and a CMOS sensor.
The spectrograph creates a focused image on the CMOS sensor but I am trying to restrict the light as the initial pixels are capturing light of higher intensity from 0th order wavelengths. Post processing is possible, but I would rather physically restrict the wavelengths.
I need to block out some of the pixels in the border. Therefore, I need to determine at what distance the blocking window needs to be placed.
I hope the image below will illustrate my problem.
The setup is:
I am trying to “see” 2560 spatial pixels and 500th-1600th spectral pixels. So, I am thinking the horizontal window dimensions would remain the same (at 16.64 mm), but the vertical dimension is unknown. For example, vertical dimension would be 7.15 mm if the window is placed EXACTLY on the sensor. I am trying to establish how far to place the window. I can place the window anywhere between 5 and 10 mm from the sCMOS sensor.
I would place the window directly on the sensor, if at all possible.
Answered by Peter Bennett on December 14, 2020
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