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3 May 1979A ROCKET-BORNE FAINT OBJECT SPECTROGRAPH WITH A CODACON DETECTOR
A rocket payload, consisting of a Rowland circle spectrograph with a multi-anode, microchannel plate detector, located at the focus of a 40 cm mirror, has been constructed to observe faint astronomical objectsmin the 900 to 1800 A spectral region. It can obtain the spectrum of an unreddened, V = 10m OB star with 3 A resolution and ±3% precision in a 60 second observation.
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C. F. Lillie, G. M. Lawrence, "A ROCKET-BORNE FAINT OBJECT SPECTROGRAPH WITH A CODACON DETECTOR," Proc. SPIE 0172, Instrumentation in Astronomy III, (3 May 1979); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.957097