回復 1# bbloveaya
Is your UV/visible spectrometer from an analysis lab? If so, it may be too bulky for amateur telescopes.
Moreover, your spectrometer most like have its own light source, sample holder and lastly the spectrometer itself. Only the last part is useful for our purposes. Thus you need to take away the light source and the sample holder parts, but keep the slit and the collimator part, to allow the light from your telescope to reach the slit.
Finally, your UV/visible spectrometer may be of the scanning type. The advantage is there is no need for a camera to capture the spectrum and then make a plot because it will directly output a plot of the spectrum.
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