  NIRSPEC is a 1-5 micron echelle spectrograph in use on the Keck II Telescope
since 1999. The spectrograph is capable of both moderate (R~2,000) and high
(R~25,000) resolution observations and has been a workhorse instrument across
many astronomical fields, from planetary science to extragalactic observations.
In the latter half of 2018, we will upgrade NIRSPEC to improve the sensitivity
and stability of the instrument and increase its lifetime. The major components
of the upgrade include replacing the spectrometer and slit-viewing camera
detectors with Teledyne H2RG arrays and replacing all transputer-based
electronics. We present detailed design, testing, and analysis of the upgraded
instrument, including the finalized optomechanical design of the new 1-5 micron
slit-viewing camera, final alignment and assembly of the science array,
electronics systems, and updated software design.
