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Spectro-imagers

Author: Yann FERREC

Publication date: February 10, 2010

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2. Spectro-imagers operating in single-point mode

Any spectrometer can be easily converted into a spectro-imager. Simply restrict the field of view to the desired object pixel size, and add a two-dimensional scanning system. The acquisition mode of such an instrument will therefore be the single-point mode (see figure 1 , from ), actually used by many operational devices, both in microscopy and airborne observation. Most of the time, the spectrometer is of the grating spectrometer...

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