Technical data PHYWE Spectrometer 2Article no: 35635-04 Function and Applications If set up as a prism spectroscope, the device is suitable for examination of the laws of refraction. Refractive indexes and dispersion can be determined of different glass prisms and with a hollow prism refractive index and dispersion of liquids can be determined. The prism spectroscope also allows the observation of faint spectral lines and a wavelength measurement with an accuracy of 2 nm.
Measuring spectral line wavelengths is essential for the comprehension of atomic physics, which is part of physics curriculum. Adjusting a spectrometer-goniometer conveys basic skills in applied optics.
Light from an adjustable entrance slit of 6 mm length and 0...1.5 mm width is parallelised by the ocular telescope. The parallelised beam passes a grating or a prism on a rotating table, which can be adjusted in height and levelled with three spring fitted adjustment screws. The ocular telescope with reticule is fitted on a rotating mechanism. Angle scales allow for angle reading with half an arc minute (0° 0' 30") accuracy of both the angle between collimator and ocular telescopes and ocular telescope - which is fixed with the device - and rotating table. The angle scales are two per scale and opposite offset by 180°. The zero point of the scale for the rotating table is arbitrarily selectable and fixable. The telescope entrance lenses have a diameter of 32 mm and the ocular (15 x) has a pupil of 6 mm width. Both rotating table and ocular telescope have a backlash free fine adjustment mechanism that allows reproducible rotation to half arc minute accuracy.
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