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A diffraction grating is a optical material or device that is usually designed to break up white light into the various colors of the visible spectrum.laze angles are used to concentrate a diffraction grating output on a certain band region of the light spectrum. This is done to obtain a maximum resolution in a particular band of light known as the Blaze wavelength.
The Grating Equation A beam of light which falls on a grating will be diffracted into one or several beams. The directions of these beams depend on the wavelength and direction of the incident beam, and on the groove frequency of the grating. The grating equation is a good starting point when describing the properties of gratings. The grating equation can be written: sinÎ± + sinÎ²m = -mÎ»/d. where: Î± is the angle of incidence. Î²m is the angle of diffraction. The angles are positive if they are directed counter clockwise, otherwise negative.