WO2003067204A1 - Anordnung und verfahren zur wellenlängenkalibration bei einem echelle-spektrometer - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a spectrometer according to the preamble of claim 1.
- the invention further relates to a method for the wavelength calibration of Echelle spectrometers.
- Echelle spectrometers are spectrometers that work with an Echelle grating. These gratings are characterized by a particularly high angular dispersion, i.e. due to the ability to still separate closely adjacent wavelengths. This has the advantage of a high spectral resolution with small device dimensions. Echelle gratings are therefore suitable for high-resolution spectroscopy, such as atomic absorption
- Spectroscopy with continuous radiation sources is particularly suitable.
- a spectrometer with an Echelle grating usually works in very high diffraction orders. Values between the 20th and 150th order are typical. It has only a comparatively small free spectral range within each order.
- Echelle spectrometers are used in combination with internal order separation, perpendicular to the Echelle dispersion, and with an areal spectral shape.
- Echelle gratings in combination with a pre-monochromator for order separation as a so-called double spectrometer arrangement.
- the radiation is spectrally pre-split, for example using a prism. Only the radiation from a limited spectral range, which essentially corresponds to an order, enters the Echelle spectrometer.
- the resulting Echelle spectrum has a linear shape.
- Diffraction gratings or prisms are used as dispersive optical elements for the order selection using a pre-monochromator. The dispersion directions of the pre-monochromator and the Echelle grating run in parallel.
- a wavelength is assigned to each geometric location in the exit plane of the spectrometer.
- the calibration can change due to temperature fluctuations, vibrations or other mechanical loads. Then a new calibration may be necessary.
- Liquid prism with variable prism angle produces a spectrum with low, adjustable dispersion.
- the spectrum is mapped onto an intermediate slit, which at the same time defines the entry slit, i.e. forms the field stop for a subsequent Echelle spectrometer.
- the intermediate slit cuts out a partial spectrum from the total spectrum of the radiation source to be measured, the spectral bandwidth of which is at least smaller than the bandwidth of the corresponding diffraction order of the Echelle grating.
- This arrangement works with a narrow intermediate gap, the width of which is constant.
- the width of the intermediate gap is chosen to be similar to the width of a picture element of the detector (pixel). In contrast, the width of the entry gap is comparatively large. The selection of the spectral bandwidth by the
- Radiation between the gaps is affected by the variation of the linear dispersion by adjusting the prism angle accordingly.
- the wavelength position of the spectra section is adjusted by rotating the prism.
- the position of the spectra section on the detector of the Echelle spectrometer is set by rotating the Echelle grating.
- the prism used for order separation is comparatively complex to manufacture.
- the setting accuracy of the wavelength position is determined by the mechanical
- Low-pressure discharge lamp used as a line radiator for the wavelength calibration of the Echelle spectrometer.
- the radiation from the line radiator is faded into the Echelle spectrometer through an auxiliary slit in the plane of the intermediate slit and by means of additional ones
- Detector elements detected on the radiation receiver In this arrangement, the widths of the auxiliary slit and the intermediate slit are constant, the same and narrower than the entry slit of the pre-monochromator.
- the intermediate gap forms the field diaphragm for the double spectrometer arrangement in a known manner.
- the width of the entry gap of the arrangement described can be changed in steps. It is used for fixed
- the radiation from the line radiator that passes through the auxiliary slit for the wavelength calibration without pre-decomposition generates a characteristic pattern of spectral lines on the detector. Not all lines are in a diffraction order of the Echelle grating, but represent a superposition of the different diffraction orders of the grating. Each line represents exactly a pair of values of the angle of incidence and diffraction angle on the grating. If the line density is sufficient, at least one line is imaged on the reference detector for each grid position. Due to the mechanical coupling of the detectors on a common silicon chip, the wavelength calibration of the measurement
- Detector can be carried out with the help of the position of a reference line on the second, parallel reference detector.
- each detector element of the radiation receiver is illuminated with radiation from a different location in the entrance slit, which is significantly wider than the intermediate slit. This can result in a measurement error when using the double spectrometer arrangement, in particular when examining radiation sources with an inhomogeneous radiation density distribution.
- the setting accuracy for the wavelength position of the wavelength section selected with the pre-monochromator is completely dominated by the mechanical setting accuracy of the dispersing element used for the pre-monochromator. Furthermore, with a very high linear dispersion of the Echelle spectrometer, the line density of the calibration light source is often not sufficient to image at least one calibration line on the detector for each grating position.
- Invention to provide a calibratable spectrometer, in which the relative course of the spectral intensity values within the selected wavelength section is insensitive to intensity fluctuations in a radiation source with an inhomogeneous radiance distribution.
- the object is achieved by features according to the characterizing part of claim 1.
- the entry slit forms the field diaphragm of the entire optical arrangement.
- the image of the entry gap can, for example, migrate in the intermediate gap plane due to thermal and mechanical influences. Due to the possibility of displaying this image as a wavelength section of a continuous spectrum on the detector and always adjusting it to the same position on the detector by adjusting the pre-monochromator, this migration movement can be compensated for virtually online.
- the result is an arrangement which can be adjusted with high precision and which, regardless of spatial changes in the radiation source, provides correct spectral intensity ratios which are largely independent of thermal and mechanical influences.
- the continuous spectrum ensures that a positionable intensity peak or a positionable intensity profile is present in every order and with every grating setting. This does not require an ideal continuum with exactly the same intensity at all wavelengths. It is sufficient if radiation is emitted at all the wavelengths considered.
- Such radiation sources are, for example, noble gas high-pressure short-arc lamps.
- the device is particularly well suited for applications in which a
- Radiation source with continuous spectrum is required.
- These include atomic absorption spectrometers, in which background interference is corrected with continuum emitters, or atomic absorption spectrometers, with
- Continuous emitters as a measuring light source.
- the continuum emitter can also be faded in only for calibrating the arrangement.
- the width of the entrance slit is preferably chosen so that the width of its image on the detector corresponds to the width of a detector element. This achieves a good compromise between maximum resolution and maximum light conductance. A reduction in the entrance slit width does not lead to an increase in the resolution.
- the width of the intermediate gap can preferably be changed. Then the intensity profile on the detector can be set for each wavelength in such a way that only the required spectral bandwidth is available for spectroscopic measurements and all other wavelengths are blocked. Among other things, this has the advantage that
- the measurement of the edges of the intensity profile can be used for positioning with a minimal gap width.
- the pre-monochromator comprises a prism.
- the spatially resolving radiation receiver is a CCD or PDA detector.
- the pre-monochromator is designed as a Littrow arrangement. This enables a compact arrangement with few aberrations and high resolution with few components. This reduces space requirements and costs. The same applies to the arrangement of the Echelle spectrometer.
- the wavelength is advantageously adjusted by rotating the dispersing elements.
- Wavelength calibration of the Echelle spectrometer is a radiation source with a line spectrum, the radiation of which can be imaged on the intermediate gap, means being provided for adjusting a line recorded with the detector to a reference position.
- This type of calibration enables the wavelength to be set such that the residual error is determined only by the measurement error on the detector and not by the mechanical adjustment error of the grating rotation.
- the line spectrum of the calibration radiation source can vary widely in one of the wavelength to be measured distant wavelength range, ie in a diffraction order that differs significantly from the order of the measurement wavelength, as long as only the diffraction angles on the Echelle grating are sufficiently close together.
- Angular position of the grating corresponding wavelength can be set.
- one or more additional calibration gaps can be arranged in a further embodiment of the invention
- Dispersion direction of the Echelle grating in addition to the intermediate gap and one or more radiation sources with a line spectrum for illuminating this calibration column can be provided. Then the line spectrum, shifted in the direction of dispersion, occurs several times at the detector. Lines of the same wavelength are in each case on the detector by the geometric distance of their associated gap from the intermediate gap to
- Staggered line that is created by the gap itself.
- the increased line density on the detector in this way enables the measurement error during wavelength calibration to be reduced.
- the real geometric spacing of the stomata can be measured exactly using the detector for slit images of the same wavelength.
- the prism and the Echelle grating are preferably arranged such that the drifts in the image of the entrance slit at the location of the temperature changes in the common direction of dispersion of the prism pre-monochromator and Echelle spectrometer caused by changing the prism and grating dispersion
- the ambient temperature also affects the refractive index of the prism material. This shifts the monochromatic image of the entrance slit at the location of the intermediate slit.
- the Echelle grating is illuminated for the shifted wavelength under a different angle of incidence. An enlarged angle of incidence on
- Echelle grating leads to a reduced diffraction angle.
- prism and - if present - optical components that reverse the direction of dispersion (mirror) it can be achieved that the two thermal effects are directed in opposite directions and as a result cause minimal drift of the spectrum on the detector. This can make a higher one
- Fig. 1 is a schematic representation of an Echelle spectrometer with a pre-monochromator
- 3 shows the intermediate gap arrangement from FIG. 2 with additional calibration gaps.
- 4 a shows a section with the intermediate gap and the calibrated position of a monochromatic image of the entrance gap
- 4b shows the intensity distribution of a radiation source with a continuous spectrum and a radiation source with a line spectrum in
- Fig. 5a is the representation from Fig. 4a in a non-calibrated position
- 5b is the representation from FIG. 4b in the non-calibrated position
- 10 denotes a spectrometer arrangement.
- the arrangement 10 comprises a pre-monochromator 2 and an Echelle spectrometer 4.
- the entry slit of the pre-monochromator 2 is designated by 21. It is illuminated for calibration by a radiation source 11 with a continuous wavelength spectrum.
- a radiation source is, for example, a xenon high-pressure short-arc lamp.
- a pivotable mirror 13 and a lens 12 are arranged as an imaging element in the measuring beam path 14.
- the entrance gap 21 has a fixed gap width of 25
- Micrometer which corresponds to the width of a detector element 51 of a CCD line 5 as a spatially resolving radiation receiver.
- the entrance slit 21 forms the field diaphragm for the double spectrometer arrangement and defines the width of a monochromatic bundle at the location of the detector 5.
- the incident divergent beam is deflected by a parabolic mirror 22 and parallelized.
- the parallel radiation passes through a prism 23.
- the radiation is dispersed for the first time.
- a plane mirror 24, which is arranged behind the prism 23 the radiation passes through the prism 23 one more time. This almost doubles the dispersion.
- the radiation deflected at the prism depending on the wavelength is then focused by the mirror 22 onto the intermediate gap 3. Due to the double passage on the prism, one maximum angular dispersion can be generated. This is particularly important in the long-wave spectral range from 600 nm in order to be able to hide sufficiently narrow spectral intervals from the continuum spectrum of the radiator 11 at the intermediate gap 3.
- the wavelength positioning of the spectral section at the location of the intermediate slit 3 can be carried out by electromotive rotation of the prism 23 and plane mirror 24 about a common axis 25. This is indicated by a double arrow 26.
- the Echelle spectrometer 4 Part of the radiation with a defined reduced spectral bandwidth passes through the intermediate gap 3 into the Echelle spectrometer 4. There the divergent bundle strikes a parabolic mirror 41, which parallelizes it. The parabolic mirror 41 reflects the parallel radiation in the direction of an Echelle grating 42. After diffraction at the Echelle grating 42, the radiation is reflected again by the parabolic mirror 41 and focused on the CCD line 5. This converts the spectral intensity curve into electrical signals, which are then digitized and processed for data processing. For wavelength selection, the Echelle grating 42 can be parallel to the axis of rotation 43
- Furrows are moved. This is represented by a double arrow 44.
- the grating and prism are set up in such a way that the thermally induced wavelength drifts in the pre-monochromator and in the Echelle spectrometer take place in opposite directions.
- the intermediate gap 3 has two movable split jaws with which the width of the intermediate gap can be adjusted.
- the split jaws meet a stop pin with a defined diameter. As a result, the split jaws can no longer come together and the gap width is set to a reproducible value at a defined location. This minimum width is larger than the width of the detector elements and the entry gap.
- FIG. 2 shows in detail an exemplary embodiment of the mechanical arrangement 50 of the intermediate gap with an adjustable gap width.
- the gap is divided by two
- Splitting blades 52 formed. The split edges 52 each sit on a flat
- Splitting knife carrier 57 which has a substantially rectangular base body 58 is connected.
- the base body 58 is attached to the base plate of the spectrometer arrangement (not shown).
- the connection point between the carrier 57 and the base body 58 is in each case tapered and forms the spring joint 51 of a spiral spring.
- the carriers 57 are worked out at the lower end in FIG. In the so formed
- a stepper motor-controlled eccentric disk 54 is arranged in the recess.
- the eccentric disc 54 is rotated about the axis of rotation 55, the two carriers 57 are pressed apart against the restoring force of the spiral springs 51 or move towards one another again.
- the splitting blades therefore do not run exactly parallel to one another, but rather exert a shearing movement.
- the resulting influence on the bandwidth limitation is negligible, however, especially with small gap heights of, for example, 1 mm.
- Stop pin 53 is provided, which defines the minimum gap width.
- FIG. 3 Another embodiment of the intermediate gap arrangement 50 of the same type is shown in FIG. 3.
- additional auxiliary gaps 56 are additionally provided on each side of the base body.
- the auxiliary column 56 serve as an additional calibration column
- the real image of the radiation source 11 in the entrance slit is first imaged precisely on the intermediate slit 3 by the optics of the pre-monochromator 2 and subsequently on the detector by the optics of the Echelle spectrometer (FIG. 1).
- the radiation from a neon lamp 31 can be coupled in as a line emitter.
- the radiation from the neon lamp is focused by means of an imaging element 32 in the plane of the intermediate gap 3, in the Echelle spectrometer without prior
- the intermediate gap 3 is set to a width that is slightly larger than the entrance gap width, for example 30 micrometers. Then the mirror 33 is pivoted about the axis 34 into the beam path. As a result, the radiation from the radiation source 11 with the continuous spectrum is masked out and the radiation from the radiation source 31 with the line spectrum is faded into the Echelle spectrometer through the intermediate gap.
- the Echelle grating 42 is then roughly positioned by rotation about the axis 43.
- a reference line selected for the calibration of the desired measuring wavelength can be identified on the line detector in a manner that is impossible to confuse.
- This reference line is selected depending on the measurement wavelength from a wavelength catalog of known reference lines of the line radiator.
- the position of the reference line on the line detector is determined. Then this position is compared with the previously calculated target position. The target position is determined from the difference between the calculated diffraction angles of the measuring wavelength and the reference line.
- a deviation of the position of the reference line from its target position is corrected by fine-tuning the angle setting on the Echelle grating and thus the measuring wavelength is also set to its target position. That is, by rotating the grid, the line is "pushed" to its position.
- the Echelle spectrometer is fully calibrated after this step. A wavelength can now be uniquely and precisely assigned to each detector element when radiation of a known order enters the spectrometer.
- the continuum emitter is then superimposed on the entrance slit.
- the mirror 33 is pivoted out of the beam path again and the line spectrum is coupled out again.
- the prism 23 is initially roughly positioned. The positioning is done in a way which guarantees that the deviation from the desired measuring wavelength is less. than the section of the free spectral range of the order in the Echelle spectrum detected by the line detector in which the measuring wavelength is measured with maximum blaze effectiveness.
- the "correct" order is coupled into the Echelle spectrometer.
- the spectra section can then be identified on the line detector in a way that it cannot be confused.
- the spectra section Since the intermediate slit is set to a narrow width, the spectra section appears with a peak-shaped profile in which a maximum, a half value or the like can easily be determined. It can also be calibrated with a larger intermediate gap. Then the spectra section appears with a trapezoidal intensity profile in which the position can be defined, for example, as the half-value center.
- the spectra section was selected through the intermediate slit and dispersed on the Echelle grating.
- Fig. 4a is a large enlargement of the situation at the intermediate gap 3 of the
- the measuring wavelength represented by an emission line 82, is exactly in the middle of the intermediate slit with slit edges 80.
- the width of the intermediate slit which is determined by the distance between the slit edges 80, was chosen so that the spectral bandwidth of the selected spectra section applies that its geometric width after the dispersion and imaging on the line detector 5 im
- Echelle spectrometer 4 is smaller than the detector width.
- the width of the intermediate gap is between 0.05 and 0.1 mm.
- the width of the line detector is about 10 mm.
- FIG. 5a shows the intermediate gap greatly enlarged in the event of a shift in the spectrum of the pre-monochromator with respect to the intermediate gap.
- the measuring wavelength, represented by the shifted emission line 92, is no longer in the middle between the
- FIG. 5b shows the associated intensity distributions on the line detector for the cases of measurement of the emission line 92 and the continuum 91.
- the center position of the line detector shows the center position of the line detector for the cases of measurement of the emission line 92 and the continuum 91.
- Intensity distribution 93 of the emission line 92 is on the Echelle spectrometer
- Detector line shifted by approximately the same value 98 with respect to the target position 86 as the emission line 92 with respect to the center between the gap cutting edges 80 des
- the shift 99 is the middle of the half-value 95 of the trapezoidal intensity distribution 94 of the one selected from the continuum 91
- the arrangement is particularly suitable for measuring methods in which a radiator with a continuous spectrum is used anyway, e.g.
- Atomic absorption spectroscopy with continuum emitter CSAAS
- atomic absorption spectroscopy with background compensation using deuterium emitter.
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