Results of the numerical simulation of spectra of the Pleiades brown d
warfs Calar 3 and Teide 1 are discussed Synthetical spectra were compu
ted for several model atmospheres from a grid of Allard and Hauschildt
(1995). From the comparison of computed and observed spectra we have
found that: the spectrum of Teide 1 may be reasonably well fitted by J
OLA in the visible region, including the spectral regions around the L
i I lines at lambda lambda 670.8 and 812.6 nm. The structure of absorp
tion bands observed in the spectrum of Teide 1 and Calar 3 depends mai
nly on T-eff The dependence on gravity is much weaker. A comparison of
observed and computed spectra shows that effective temperatures of th
ese Pleiades brown dwarfs is T-eff approximate to 2900 K.