To observe the Raman spectrum, it is necessary to seperate the collected Raman scattered light into individual wavelengths. In dispersive Raman instruments, this is accomplished by focusing the Raman signal on a grating, which spatially seperates the different wavelengths. This spatially dispersed beam is directed to a CCD.

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