Optical system of satellite-borne differential absorption spectrometer

Abstract

An optical system of satellite-borne differential absorption spectrometer comprises a relay optical system and an Offner imaging spectrometer system. The relay optical system is composed of a relay reflector, relay lenses and a color separation filter. The Offner imaging spectrometer system is composed of an incident slit, a convex grating, and a concave reflector. The relay optical system uses the color separation filter to split a detection waveband to form four channels, which are focused by four groups of relay lenses to the incident slit of the spectrometer. Light at each waveband enters the spectrometer from the incident slit of the spectrometer, is split by the convex grating, and has the light path turned and focused on a detector. The invention utilizes a relay reflector to turn the light path, and utilizes the color separation filter to split the detection waveband into four channels, to therefore improve the detection resolution of the system, ensure measurement accuracy and realize compact volume of the whole optical system. The Offner imaging spectrometer has excellent imaging spectrum performance and reduced distortion. The invention facilitates miniaturization and weight reduction of the whole system, and is suitable for space technology.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of optical measurement methods, in particular to an optical system of a space-borne differential absorption spectrometer that collects and gathers ultraviolet and visible scattered light from the ground surface and sky, and is mainly used in multi-channel differential absorption of space-borne or airborne platforms. The spectrometer detection consists of two parts: the relay optical system and the imaging spectrometer system. Background technique [0002] There are two main types of optical systems for spaceborne and airborne imaging spectrometers commonly used at home and abroad: dispersion type and Fourier transform type. Among them, the dispersive hyperspectral imager is divided into two types: prism dispersion and grating dispersion. Most of them use the dispersion method, and the grating dispersion type is often used for systems that require high spectral resolution. Generally, imaging spectrometers based on ab...

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Problems solved by technology

In the field of atmospheric environment detection, the use of Offner-type spectrometers for multi-channel detection of ultraviolet spectra is still blank.

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