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MCS260B
CORNERSTONE 260B MONOCHROMATORS
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11 GRATING INSTALLATION AND CALIBRATION
Grating installation and calibration is
typically performed at one of Newport’s manufacturing locations, or
by qualified field service personnel. The instructions provided in this section are for advanced users only.
11.1 RECALIBRATION SERVICES
Newport suggests that monochromators be returned annually for service. In addition to verifying
the calibration, the instrument would be fully inspected. Any refurbishment required, such as fresh
lubrication on the worm gear, would be included in the servicing of the instrument.
11.2 SETTING THE WAVELENGTH OFFSET
A wavelength offset is available to shift the wavelength position to either a higher or a lower
wavelength. For example, if a HeNe laser operating at 632.8 nm is sent through the
monochromator and the output is visible when the monochromator is set to 640 nm, a
compensating offset can be introduced.
When performing this procedure, it is necessary to use a light source with a known spectral line
appearing within the operating range of the grating. Newport offers a number of pencil calibration
lamps for this purpose, such as the model 6035 Hg lamp. Another line source such as a laser may
also be used. Always be sure to follow the appropriate safety precautions when dealing with any
light source.
Procedure:
1. Select a radiation source that has at least one narrow spectral line in the wavelength region of
interest.
2. Select a detector with an operating range appropriate for the spectral line.
3. Focus the radiation onto the entrance slit (the monochromator is F/3.9). Note that a narrower
slit provides greater resolution.
4.
Ensure the focused beam is parallel to the monochromator’s optical axis.
5. Command the monochromator to select the grating for which the offset is to be applied to.
6. Use the STEP command to move the grating position until the spectral line is visible at the
output.
7. Use the CALIBRATE command to enter the exact wavelength of the spectral line. The
Cornerstone wavelength offset has now been stored in memory. This offset applies to all other
wavelength positions when using this grating.
8. Repeat the process for the other gratings, if required. Depending on the configuration, the
monochromator may have up to four gratings installed.