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Two Complimentary Methods For Aligning Linear Arrays

Two complimentary methods for aligning a linear array of detectors are described. The alignment procedure effectively projects a set of reference coordinators as defined by the intersection of a laser beam with the interface of a pair of matched cube beamsplitters. The fractional (radiometric) error associated with this alignment procedure should be much less than 0.1%.