The first plot is a Solux 12vdc 50W 4700K Reference spectrum I downloaded from the Solux website, under their technical specifications section, so I could reference it against my Solux lamp of the same specs.
I modified the camera holder for the DH 4 V4a spectrometer (the one with the JDEPC-ov05 cmos camera,) and used the prototype design from the DAV5 blueprints for the ELP cmos camera mount and sculpted a new camera mount, that now, not only houses the camera but securely fastened the DVD grating to the mount itself for perfect alignment.
I also wanted to experiment with a polarizing filter I have (a big one at; 82mm dia.) The effect is very prominent.
I finally figured out what that "spike" is at 433nm, I inspected the camera with the lens off, and found a scratch underneath the focusing lens, it must have happened during my removal of the IR filter! :(
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