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Hi,
Does anyone here know of a reasonably priced supplier of diffraction gratings suitable for webcam spectroscopy? I've found some suppliers of holographic diffraction gratings which are very reasonably priced but are very dense, at ~700 lines/mm. It seems that a practical size is around 100 lines/mm. There are references online, including on the pages of posters here, of a French company Jeulin supply such a cheap grating but their website is in French (not that thats surprising but it means I cant understand it!). Spectroscopy is something that I'm just starting to experiment with and so dont want to spend too much on expensive gear. I'm currently trying to get the 700 l/mm grating and a prism the right distance from the webcam to get a spectrum (not the grating and the prism at the same time of course - I've learnt that much!). Cheers, ~Al |
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