摘要

Currently, there is an urgent need for a small, high-resolution imaging spectrometer for remote sensing. According to the load requirements of the hyperspectral micro-nano satellite, this study combined a linear variable filter and digital TDI technology, and the lens was compacted and apochromatic in ZEMAX. Consequently, a light and small spaceborne hyperspectral imaging spectrometer was designed with a working band of 403-988 nm, an average spectral resolution of 8.9 nm, and a total system mass of 7 kg. The simulation and experimental results show that the hyperspectral imaging spectrometer can achieve a high-ground-resolution hyperspectral image with a swath width of 50.5 km and a ground resolution of 10 m on a 500 km track, and the image signal-to-noise ratio is good. The imaging spectrometer combines the characteristics of low weight and high ground resolution, thereby aiding the development of hyperspectral micro/nano satellites.