Antlia 393-3nm filter
Test method |
f-ratio |
Surface measured |
FWHM |
BW at 10% peak transmission |
delta CWL |
Sol'Ex spectro
(fi=fc =125 mm)
(fi=fc=200mm) |
f-115
|
10 micron × 4.5 mm |
3.6 nm |
4.8 nm |
+ 0.4 nm (at 4°C and 14°C) |
Measurement in collimated beam
Optical set-up:
Sun => Sol'Ex spectrograph with 10 micron slit : 10
micron × 4 mm. 125 mm f.l. collimating lens (re-focused on Ca K). Grating : 2400 l/mm. 125 mm f.l. imaging lens. ASI290 camera.
12-bit acquisition. Dispersion: 0.0932 A/pixel.
Sun at low elevation (20°). Temperature: 4°C.
12 December 2022.
The filter is exposed to nearly perfect collimated light
beam: converging light beam with a 0.5° cone (solar
disk),
equivalent to f-115 ratio. The surface of the filter sampled is
set by the slit size (10 micron x 4 mm)
The following three images show:
- the solar spectrum near Ca K and H,
- the spectrum transmitted by the Antlia 393-3 nm at normal incidence.
Transmission profile at normal incidence in collimated beam
Same results were obtained with the Sol'Ex V2 (and improved spectral resolution) :
The saddle at 393.3 nm near peak transmission and various secondary dips are artefacts.