High-resolution, high-throughput spectrograph

The Army Research Laboratory (ARL) requires a high-resolution, high-throughput spectrograph for the Detonation Science and Modeling Branch. The spectrograph must have an intensified camera, a continuous wavelength range of 180-1100 nanometers, and a minimum resolving power of 4000. It should also have a modular design, adjustable gate pulse delay, and a minimum instrument gate width of 50 nanoseconds. The spectrograph should weigh less than 40 pounds, have dimensions less than 20 inches, and include all applicable shipping charges and insurance. The contractor must provide a one-year warranty. Key features of the spectrograph include: • High-throughput spectrograph with intensified camera • Continuous wavelength range of 180-1100 nanometers • Minimum resolving power of 4000 • Modular design with interchangeable grating cassettes and detectors • Adjustable gate pulse delay and minimum instrument gate width of 50 nanoseconds • Solarization resistant fiber optic cable and interface software for calibration and control • One-year warranty and shipping charges included