
doi: 10.1117/12.552185
Characterization of Volume Phase Holographic gratings at cryogenic temperatures have been conducted using a new test facility at Caltech. The new test bench includes a cryostat that allows large angles for incident and diffracted light. Gratings under tests are shielded from thermal background, and precisely and uniformly temperature controlled. Preliminary results are presented and show little temperature dependence of the efficiency function.
astronomy, VPH, grating, instruments, near infrared, cryogenic, visible, 530, 620
astronomy, VPH, grating, instruments, near infrared, cryogenic, visible, 530, 620
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