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Title: CoDR Optics Supplement: Overview


1
CoDR Optics SupplementOverview
  • Extended Performance, 0.31?m to 1.1?m
  • Throughput Estimates (best data)
  • Ghosting (simple discussion)
  • New issues

-- New full-aperture ADC design (2.5º
prisms) -- Differential distortion -- Effects of
displaced focal surface
2
Extended Performance (0.31--1.1?m)
  • Modeled both full- and sub-aperture designs --
    theres virtually no difference between the two
    for dispersion correction.
  • Full correction at z60 requires increasing prism
    separation by ?20 over current designs
    (planned).
  • Fully-corrected residuals are 0.07" rms and 0.22"
    pk-to-pk.
  • Correcting to 0.31?m (vs 0.32) is easy 1.1?m
    most difficult.
  • UV PSFs are sim-
  • ilar to 0.4?m
  • PSFs.

3
Throughput Estimates 95
  • Corning provided numbers for UV-grade Fused
    Silica result is about 1 loss for 70mm of glass
    at nearly all wavelengths.
  • Sol-gel/MgF2 coatings appear fine (1 loss per
    surface), although performance below 0.4?m is
    still calculated, not measured -- but this
    should simply require reducing thickness of the
    coatings by 20 over the 0.4--1.4?m case.
    (0.4--1.1?m GMOS Sol-gel measured by J.
    Stilburn.)
  • LLNL has facilities capable of coating the prisms.

(est. assumes 1 loss per surface)
4
Throughput, contd
  • Tuning of coatings will trade off performance in
    the UV vs IR. Do we want to push coatings to
    0.31?m (extinction)? What throughput is needed at
    0.31?m?

5
Ghost Images (Simple Discussion)
  • Six surface pairs potentially produce ghosts.
  • Ghosts involving non-parallel surfaces (4 pairs)
    will miss the mirror/grating (14.5/7.25
    5.6).
  • Parallel surfaces (2 pairs) will produce ghosts
    at a level ?10-4, but these rapidly become
    out-of-focus and much lower contrast.
  • Only the inner prism surfaces are likely to be a
    problem, and even there when the ghost level is
    above ?10-6, the ghost image will appear within
    the PSF wings.

6
Differential Distortion
Spot locations
  • Spot locations measured at 9 locations and three
    orientations, with prism separation 850mm (full
    correction at Z60), as well as null case.
  • For each case, telescope was re-pointed to
    position Spot B at the field center then a
    least-squares fit to translation and rotation
    performed.

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Differential Distortion
At non-zero angles, rotation is present (up to
0.001)
8
(end presentation)
9
Effects of Displaced Focal Surface
  • Telescope must be re-pointed (by ?50", handled by
    guider)
  • Displacement of curved focal surface introduces
    focus tilt. (OK for LRIS if tel. focus is
    adjusted)
  • It produces dominant differ-ential distortion.
    (tolerable, if pointing adjusted)
  • Moves edge of vignetted region around edge of
    LRIS field (potential flat-fielding problem)
  • Can we correct with M2??

10
Spot Sizes
Spot locations
  • Spot sizes for null-ADC and no ADC are virtually
    identical
  • Spot sizes measured at 9 locations and three
    orientations, with prism separation 850mm (full
    correction at Z60)

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B
C
D
F
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11
ADC Spot rms-Diameters (")
(calculated at 5000A)
12
ADC Spot 80-Diameters (")
(calculated at 5000A)
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