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GNIRS Grating Usage: Long Camera and 10 l/mm Grating
Resolving power: |
1700 with 0.1 arcsec (2 pixel) slit |
Typical uses: |
(1) Spectra of all or most of an atmospheric window at one grating setting with fine spatial sampling This mode replicates the resolution of the short camera with the 32 l/mm grating, but with 3x the spatial resolution. Because of the significant slit losses (e.g., a 0.1 arcsec slit is required to match the resolution of the 0.3 arcsec slit with the short camera), this mode is only recommended when very high spatial resolution is desired. |
Example spectra and other figures: |
This mode has not yet been commissioned. Sample spectra will be provided when available. |
Last update August 24, 2004; B. Rodgers