High resolution echelle spectrographs for the Anglo-Australian Telescope coude focus and William Herschel Telescope Nasmyth focus

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Astronomical Spectroscopy, Echelle Gratings, High Resolution, Assembling, Focusing, Functional Design Specifications, Spectroscopic Telescopes, Wave Dispersion

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An account is given of the innovative design features incorporated in the echelle spectrographs of the Anglo-Australian and William Herschel telescopes, which have been conceived with a view to the matching of the spectrum format to the features of a the University College London Image Photon Counting System. Attention is given to methods employed for the maximization of throughput, including the concept of variable beam size. The echellogram will be displaced in both dispersion directions. Automatic collimation checking will be employed.

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