Spectrometer arrangement
The present disclosure relates to a spectrometer arrangement for analyzing optical radiation from a light source comprising an echelle grating for dispersion of the radiation entering the spectrometer arrangement in a main dispersion direction, a dispersion element for dispersing the radiation in a cross-dispersion direction, the main dispersion direction and the cross-dispersion direction having a predeterminable angle to each other, and a detector unit for acquiring a first spectrum of a first part of the radiation comprising a first predeterminable wavelength range. According to the present disclosure, the spectrometer arrangement comprises a first optical element, which is arranged or configured in such a way that a second spectrum of a second part of the radiation comprising a second predeterminable wavelength range differing from the first can be acquired by means of the detector unit.
1. A spectrometer arrangement for analyzing optical radiation from a light source, comprising:
an echelle grating for dispersion of the radiation entering the spectrometer arrangement in a main dispersion direction,
a dispersion element for dispersing the radiation in a cross-dispersion direction, wherein the main dispersion direction and the cross-dispersion direction have a predeterminable angle to each other, and
a detector unit for recording a first spectrum of a main spectral range of a first part of the radiation comprising a first predeterminable wavelength range,
wherein the spectrometer arrangement comprises a first optical element, which is arranged or configured in such a way that a second spectrum of a second part of the radiation comprising a second predeterminable wavelength range differing from the first and not belonging to the main spectral range can be acquired by the detector unit, which second part of the radiation would not reach the detector unit without the first optical element.
2. The spectrometer arrangement of claim 1 , wherein the first optical element is a lens or a mirror.
3. The spectrometer arrangement of 2 , comprising a second optical element which serves to guide the first part of the radiation to the detector unit, wherein the second optical element is a mirror.
4. The spectrometer arrangement of claim 3 , wherein the first optical element is arranged next to the second optical element or at a predeterminable angle to the second optical element.
5. The spectrometer arrangement of claim 4 , wherein the predeterminable angle or a position of the first optical element is selected as a function of the second wavelength range of the second part of the radiation.
6. The spectrometer arrangement of claim 1 , comprising an imaging optical component, which is designed to image at least the first part of the radiation into an image plane, in which image plane the detector unit is arranged.
7. The spectrometer arrangement of claim 1 , wherein the first optical element is arranged or configured in such a way that the first part of the radiation and the second part of the radiation are imaged into one image plane.
8. The spectrometer arrangement of claim 1 , wherein the spectrometer arrangement is designed to receive alternately the first and second spectra of the first part and the second part of the radiation.
9. The spectrometer arrangement of claim 7 , comprising a diaphragm unit, which is designed to at least temporarily occlude at least a part of the first part of the radiation or at least a part of the second part of the radiation.
10. The spectrometer arrangement of claim 1 , wherein the spectrometer arrangement is designed to simultaneously detect the first and the second spectrum of the first and the second part of the radiation using the detector unit.
11. The spectrometer arrangement of claim 10 , wherein the spectrometer arrangement is designed to detect the first and the second spectrum in different subranges of the detector unit.
12. The spectrometer arrangement of claim 10 , wherein the spectrometer arrangement is designed to superimpose the first spectrum and the second spectrum onto each other.
13. The spectrometer arrangement of claim 12 , wherein the spectrometer arrangement is designed to receive the first spectrum and the second spectrum in such a way that the second spectrum is imaged between at least two different diffraction orders of the first spectrum.
14. The spectrometer arrangement of claim 12 , wherein at least one parameter, in particular a line count or a blaze angle, of the echelle grating or at least one parameter of the dispersing element is selected in such a way that the second spectrum is arranged between at least two different diffraction orders of the first spectrum.
15. The spectrometer arrangement of claim 1 , wherein the first or the second optical element is arranged at a location in the beam path of the radiation at which the first part of the radiation and the second part of the radiation do not overlap.