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Stray light correction algorithm for multichannel hyperspectral spectrographs
M E Feinholz1, S J Flora, S W Brown
1Moss Landing Marine Laboratories, 8272 Moss Landing Road, Moss Landing, California 95039, USA. feinholz@mlml.calstate.edu
A new algorithm corrects stray light in multichannel hyperspectral spectrographs, improving data accuracy. This method, validated with diverse sources, is the first of its kind for such systems.
Area of Science:
- Spectroscopy
- Optical Engineering
- Data Calibration
Background:
- Multichannel spectrographs are susceptible to stray light, which degrades spectral data quality.
- Accurate spectral measurements are crucial in various scientific disciplines.
Purpose of the Study:
- To present and validate a novel algorithm for correcting stray light in multichannel fiber-coupled spectrographs.
- To demonstrate the first application of such a correction algorithm to a multichannel hyperspectral spectrograph.
Main Methods:
- Characterization measurements using a tunable laser system were performed.
- The algorithm's efficacy was evaluated using validation measurements with sources of varying spectral distributions.
Main Results:
- The developed algorithm effectively corrects for stray light in the spectrograph.
- Validation measurements confirmed the algorithm's performance across different spectral distributions.
Conclusions:
- The presented algorithm successfully mitigates stray light in multichannel hyperspectral spectrographs.
- This technique enhances spectral data integrity and can be adapted for imaging systems to correct point-spread response.
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