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the practice of separating a signal by frequency (or sometimes energy or momentum) and analyzing the resulting spectrum.
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Binning in histograms
I have a spectrometer which outputs a dataset of Irradiance (Watt per meter² per nanometer) in the vertical axis vs. wavelength (nanometer) in the horizontal axis.
The fact that it is per nanometer me …
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About the focal length and $f\#$ of spectrometers
Suppose I image light into the entrance slit of a spectrometer (actually a monochromator).
The spectrometer is schematically shown below.
On the spectrometer's specs sheet, it is said that it has a 7 …
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