Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 51, Issue 8, 0811003(2024)

Spectral Reduction Algorithm for Echelle Spectrometer Based on Full‐Field Fitting

Tao Cui1, Lu Yin1、*, Yanan Sun1, Jianjun Chen2, Yangdong Zhou1, Longfei Han1, and Le Wang1、**
Author Affiliations
  • 1College of Optics and Electronic Science and Technology, China Jiliang University, Hangzhou 310018, Zhejiang, China
  • 2College of Information and Control Engineering, Qingdao University of Technology, Qingdao 266520, Shandong, China
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    Echelle spectrometer optical path structure
    Two dimensional spectral model. (a) Schematic of two-dimensional spectrum in free spectral range[9]; (b) schematic of two-dimensional spectrum of Hg-Ar lamp
    Schematics of spectrum reconstruction process. (a) Original spectrum; (b) spectrum reconstruction model[26]; (c) one-dimensional spectrum
    Workflow diagram of spectrum reconstruction algorithm
    Schematics of deviation method[11]. (a) Actual optical path diagram; (b) optical path diagram of equivalent model
    Schematic of 11 sampling wavelength points in initial model
    Programming software curves. (a) Curve of sampling points in X-direction; (b) curve of sampling points in Y-direction
    Fitting error curves. (a) Error after linear fitting in Y-direction; (b) error after quadratic fitting in X-direction; (c) error after cubic fitting in X-direction; (d) error after fourth-order fitting in X-direction
    Mercury-argon lamp spectrum taken in laboratory with selected 9 characteristic wavelength points marked by boxes
    Error curves before and after fitting. (a) Error curves before fitting; (b) error curves after fitting
    Original two-dimensional images. (a) Bright spots of effective light spot; (b) bright spots of background noise
    Flow chart of denoising algorithm
    Local two-dimensional spectra of mercury-argon lamp. (a) Local spectrum before denoising; (b) local spectrum after denoising
    Schematics of false peaks during extracting. (a) Schematic of adjacent levels in long wavelength band; (b) schematic of fake peak
    One-dimensional spectrum of characteristic wavelength and light intensity
    Pixel deviations of characteristic wavelengths in different wavelength bands. (a) Pixel deviation in 200‒300 nm wavelength band; (b) pixel deviation in 300‒500 nm wavelength band; (c) pixel deviation in 500‒600 nm wavelength band; (d) pixel deviation in 600‒800 nm wavelength band
    • Table 1. Technical specifications of echelle spectrometer

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      Table 1. Technical specifications of echelle spectrometer

      ParameterNumerical value
      Spectral range /nm200‒800
      Spectral resolution /nm0.02
      Grating density /(1ine·mm-154.5
      Detector image surface size /(pixel×pixel)1024×1024
      Pixel size /(μm×μm)13×13
    • Table 2. Differences between theoretical model data and initial model data along echelle/prism directions

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      Table 2. Differences between theoretical model data and initial model data along echelle/prism directions

      Wavelength /nmΔY /pixelΔX /pixel
      200.016-9.32531.796
      210.95811.89316.937
      219.742-12.89510.194
      233.26512.7702.749
      242.910-0.4020.058
      271.586-15.016-6.638
      317.06816.522-11.457
      370.337-19.647-15.806
      460.43923.658-21.176
      581.955-30.028-28.201
      836..88631.064-41.008
    • Table 3. Differences between theoretical model data and standard model data along echelle/prism directions

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      Table 3. Differences between theoretical model data and standard model data along echelle/prism directions

      Wavelength /nmΔY1 /pixelΔX1 /pixel
      201.2941.317-0.192
      200.044-0.9240.118
      843.3181.045-1.652
      837.539-1.035-2.198
      253.656-0.431-0.442
      296.731-0.0950.165
      313.1650.399-0.717
      407.787-0.0370.151
      546.0850.6011.782
      621.353-0.6411.296
      706.7260.9180.732
      772.4060.7100.904
    • Table 4. Characteristic wavelengths in different wavelength ranges

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      Table 4. Characteristic wavelengths in different wavelength ranges

      Wavelength /nmElement lampBand /nm
      253.652Hg-Ar200‒300
      296.728Hg-Ar200‒300
      223.008Cu200‒300
      244.090Cu200‒300
      248.592Cu200‒300
      282.425Cu200‒300
      256.231Li200‒300
      274.118Li200‒300
      302.150Hg-Ar300‒400
      313.155Hg-Ar300‒400
      365.010Hg-Ar300‒400
      324.754Cu300‒400
      327.396Cu300‒400
      333.782Cu300‒400
      338.071Sr300‒400
      404.656Hg-Ar400‒500
      407.780Hg-Ar400‒500
      435.835Hg-Ar400‒500
      413.262Li400‒500
      407.771Sr400‒500
      416.180Sr400‒500
      421.552Sr400‒500
      460.733Sr400‒500
      546.074Hg-Ar500‒600
      576.961Hg-Ar500‒600
      579.067Hg-Ar500‒600
      510.550Cu500‒600
      521.820Cu500‒600
      515.330Cu500‒600
      578.200Cu500‒600
      588.995Na500‒600
      589.592Na500‒600
      610.362Li600‒700
      670.784Li600‒700
      696.540Hg-Ar600‒700
      706.720Hg-Ar700‒800
      727.290Hg-Ar700‒800
      738.400Hg-Ar700‒800
      750.390Hg-Ar700‒800
      763.510Hg-Ar700‒800
      772.400Hg-Ar700‒800
      794.820Hg-Ar700‒800
    • Table 5. Comparison and deviations of characteristic wavelengths of elemental lamps

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      Table 5. Comparison and deviations of characteristic wavelengths of elemental lamps

      Characteristic wavelength /nm

      Extraced

      wavelength /nm

      Extraction deviation /nm
      223.008223.0150.007
      244.090244.0990.009
      248.592248.6010.009
      253.652253.6590.007
      256.231256.2380.007
      274.118274.1080.011
      282.425282.4300.005
      296.728296.7300.002
      302.150302.1550.005
      313.155313.1500.005
      324.754324.7540
      327.396327.3990.003
      333.782333.7900.008
      338.071338.0600.011
      365.010365.0090.001
      404.656404.6430.013
      407.771407.7700.001
      407.780407.7730.007
      413.262413.2750.013
      416.180416.1960.016
      421.552421.5500.002
      435.835435.8130.022
      460.733460.7450.012
      510.550510.5420.008
      515.330515.3120.018
      521.820521.8170.003
      546.074546.0530.021
      576.961576.9400.021
      578.200578.2040.004
      579.067579.0610.006
      588.995588.9900.005
      589.592589.5800.012
      610.362610.3610.001
      670.784670.7530.031
      696.540696.5240.016
      706.720706.7060.014
      727.290727.2710.019
      738.400738.3910.009
      750.390750.3600.030
      763.510763.4920.018
      772.400772.3910.009
      794.820794.7900.028
    • Table 6. Central wavelength differences between adjacent pixels in different wavelength bands

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      Table 6. Central wavelength differences between adjacent pixels in different wavelength bands

      Band /nm200‒300300‒500500‒600600‒800
      Wavelength difference /nm0.0070.0100.0150.020
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    Tao Cui, Lu Yin, Yanan Sun, Jianjun Chen, Yangdong Zhou, Longfei Han, Le Wang. Spectral Reduction Algorithm for Echelle Spectrometer Based on Full‐Field Fitting[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2024, 51(8): 0811003

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    Category: spectroscopy

    Received: Dec. 1, 2023

    Accepted: Jan. 16, 2024

    Published Online: Apr. 11, 2024

    The Author Email: Yin Lu (yinlu890622@163.com), Wang Le (calla@cjlu.edu.cn)

    DOI:10.3788/CJL231469

    CSTR:32183.14.CJL231469

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