China Flat-Field Concave Holographic Grating Manufacturer

An aberration-corrected concave grating specifically optimized for monochromator systems with fixed incident and exit angles. Based on the classic Seya-Namioka optical path configuration, it achieves excellent focusing performance through variable-pitch gratings.

 

Core Principle: Rowland Circle

The angle between the incident and exit beams is fixed (typically 2K≈60°-70°), allowing scanning of the entire wavelength simply by rotating the grating.

• Fixed Angle: Typical value 61.6°

• Wavelength Scanning: Only grating rotation required, no slit movement needed

• Aberration Correction Design: Optimized holographic recording parameters correct astigmatism and coma.

 

Key Advantages

• Simple Mechanical Structure: Fixed incident/exit slits, only grating rotation required

• Excellent Vacuum Compatibility: Particularly suitable for vacuum UV monochromators

• Wide Band Coverage: A single grating can cover 50nm-800nm

 

Typical Applications

Vacuum UV monochromator, UV-Vis spectrophotometer, synchrotron radiation beamline, plasma diagnostics

productcate-800-800

 

 

number

Gradient density (l/mm)

Wavelength range

(nm)

Blazing Wavelength

(nm)

Base radius

(mm)

Ra(mm)

Rb(mm)

2K

Scaled area

(H×W mm²)

Efficiency curve

JY6-001

1200

200-800

210

112

100

94

61.6°

25×25

 

JY6-002

1200

250-800

250

112

100

94

61.6°

25×25

 

JY6-003

1200

250-800

290

112

100

94

61.6°

25×25

 

JY6-004

1200

200-800

200

224

200

188

61.6°

25×25

 
Other specifications will be added gradually.
 
 
Seya-Namioka Flat-Field Concave Holographic Grating 1200l/mm 210nm

 

Seya-Namioka Flat-Field Concave Holographic Grating

High-Performance Concave Holographic Grating for Seya-Namioka Spectrometers and Monochromators


The Seya-Namioka flat-field concave holographic grating is a precision diffraction grating engineered for advanced spectroscopic systems requiring curved grating geometry and flat-field spectral imaging.
Its optical architecture is specifically optimized for Seya-Namioka monochromators and spectrometers, where a single optic simultaneously performs dispersion and focusing functions within a compact optical layout. Through advanced holographic recording, the groove pattern is custom-tailored to control aberrations and deliver exceptional imaging performance across the focal plane.
For OEM and system-integration projects, gratings must be specified based on complete optical prescriptions rather than selected by groove density alone. Contact our engineering team with your wavelength range, groove density, optical geometry, substrate, coating, and mechanical requirements to request a technical quotation.

 

Product Overview

 

Parameter

Specification

Product Type

Concave holographic diffraction grating

Optical Configuration

Seya-Namioka

Field Format

Flat-field

Primary Function

Diffraction and spectral focusing

Wavelength Range

Custom specified by application (UV, VUV, EUV)

Groove Density

Custom specified per optical design

Diffraction Order

Custom specified

Radius of Curvature

Custom specified

Substrate Material

Custom specified (e.g., optical glass, fused silica, Zerodur)

Optical Coating

Custom specified per wavelength requirement

Grating Dimensions

Custom specified

Clear Aperture

Custom specified

Surface Quality

Custom specified (e.g., 20-10 scratch-dig)

Surface Roughness

Custom specified (RMS < nm level)

Diffraction Efficiency

Application- and coating-dependent (verified with test conditions)

 

 

Why the Seya-Namioka Configuration Matters

A Seya-Namioka spectrometer utilizes a concave diffraction grating as a core optical element for simultaneous wavelength dispersion and focusing. This configuration was specifically engineered for monochromators and spectrometers where fixed optical paths and scanning geometry are critical system constraints.


Holographic concave gratings provide superior control over optical aberrations through customized recording geometries. Published research on Seya-Namioka systems highlights aberration-corrected holographic concave gratings and their enhanced flat-field imaging capabilities.


For flat-field configurations, selecting a grating requires evaluating more than just line density. The optic must seamlessly integrate with your intended:

  • Entrance and exit slit configurations
  • Detector position and focal plane requirements
  • Operating wavelength range and incidence geometry
  • System focal characteristics
Seya-Namioka Flat-Field Concave Holographic Grating 1200l/mm 200nm-800nm

 

 
Key Parameters for Grating Selection
 
01/

Operating Wavelength
Your target wavelength range dictates the grating design, diffraction order, and coating requirements. For UV, VUV, and EUV systems, coating selection critically impacts usable efficiency.

02/

Groove Density
Groove density determines the angular dispersion of the grating and directly impacts spectral resolution and optical layout. It should never be selected in isolation; it must be evaluated alongside wavelength, diffraction order, focal geometry, slit width, and detector specifications.

03/

Radius of Curvature and Optical Geometry
For concave gratings, the radius of curvature is a fundamental system-level parameter. It governs the focusing geometry, determining the position and optical quality of the spectral image. Specify this alongside your complete focal geometry and Seya-Namioka configuration.

04/

Flat-Field Performance
Flat-field performance is essential when detectors or focal planes must cover a wide, continuous spectral range. OEM applications should provide complete focal-plane geometry or optical design data instead of relying on generic catalogue descriptions.

05/

Diffraction Efficiency
Efficiency must always be evaluated in conjunction with test conditions, including:
Wavelength and diffraction order
Polarization state and incidence angle
Groove profile and optical coating
Measurement method

06/

Optical Coatings
Coatings are selected based on operating wavelength and required reflectance/efficiency. For short-wavelength applications (such as EUV), specialized multilayer coatings are implemented to achieve wavelength-selective enhancement. Specify coatings as an integral part of your optical prescription.

 

Typical Applications
 

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Seya-Namioka Monochromators

Serves as the primary dispersive and focusing element in compact, controlled wavelength-scanning layouts.

UV and VUV Spectroscopy

Integrates grating, slit geometry, detector position, and optical paths into a unified vacuum-ultraviolet system.

EUV Spectroscopy

Utilizes specialized multilayer-coated configurations where efficiency depends strictly on short-wavelength characteristics.

OEM Spectrometer Development

Delivered as a high-precision optical component customized to instrument manufacturers' exact optical prescriptions.

 

OEM and Custom Grating Requirements
 

For OEM projects, manufacturing specifications go beyond standard product descriptions. We accommodate comprehensive custom requirements:

Optical Parameters

Groove density and profile
Radius of curvature and recording geometry
Diffraction order, wavelength range, and coating
Efficiency targets and flat-field/imaging performance

Mechanical Parameters

Overall dimensions and substrate geometry
Clear aperture and mounting features
Datum requirements and angular orientation
Strict dimensional tolerances

Inspection and Quality Control

Groove-density verification and radius measurement
Surface-quality and surface-roughness inspection
Coating verification and diffraction-efficiency testing
Comprehensive dimensional inspection reports

 

FAQ

 

Q: Can I select a Seya-Namioka grating based solely on groove density?

No. For a Seya-Namioka configuration, groove density alone is insufficient. The grating must be evaluated as an integral part of your optical system—considering the radius of curvature, incidence angle, operating wavelength range, slit width, and detector focal plane to ensure proper dispersion and aberration correction.

Q: What information is required to get an accurate technical quotation?

To provide a meaningful quotation, we recommend submitting a complete optical prescription including your operating wavelength range, groove density, radius of curvature, diffraction order, substrate material, coating requirements, physical dimensions, and estimated order quantity (prototype vs. production volume).

Q: Can you manufacture custom gratings for OEM spectrometer development?

Yes. We specialize in OEM and custom projects. We can manufacture gratings according to your specific optical design, substrate geometry, mounting interfaces, and strict tolerance requirements, supported by comprehensive quality inspection reports.

Q: How is diffraction efficiency specified and verified?

Diffraction efficiency is application- and coating-dependent. Because efficiency varies significantly with wavelength, diffraction order, polarization state, and incidence angle, we evaluate efficiency targets against your specific test conditions and provide verification data as part of our quality control.

Q: What if I am replacing an existing or damaged grating?

If you are replacing an existing optic, the fastest and most accurate way to proceed is to provide the original manufacturer part number, optical drawing, optical prescription, or previous measurement/test report to eliminate specification ambiguity.

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