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A MEMS based visible-NIR Fourier transform microspectrometer - art. no. 61860C

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Wolter, A.

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Design, fabrication and characterization of a novel out-of-plane vertical comb-drive actuator based Fourier transform microspectrometer (FTS) is presented. The spectrometer utilizes resonant mode vertical comb actuators as a variable-depth diffraction grating and a single photodetector to monitor the 0th order of the diffraction pattern. The spectrum of the source illuminating the gratings is computed by Fourier transforming the 0th order intensity as a function of the optical path difference. The vertical comb actuators have a travel range of 100 mu m under atmospheric pressure with 28V excitation, which yields a theoretical spectral resolution of 0.5nm in the visible and better than 5nm in the telecom wavelengths.

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Society of Photo-optical Instrumentation Engineers (SPIE)

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Optics, Instruments and instrumentation

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Proceedings of SPIE

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10.1117/12.664781

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