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6 July 2018 Design of semi-physical fault simulation platform for Antarctic telescopes
Shihai Yang, Yun Li, Dandan Xu, Jiajia Wu
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Abstract
More and more astronomical instruments have been installed in Antarctica because of good seeing. Due to adverse circumstances, remote location and unattended, a high fault rate was found in these astronomical instruments in Antarctica. To ensure the reliable operation of these instruments is one of critical technology problems. This paper presents an experimental platform with semi-physical simulation technique for Antarctic Telescopes. The platform helps the research for fault detection, fault diagnosis method, fault handling and so on. It consists of fault simulation system and fault diagnosis and self-recovery system. Furthermore, the platform can be used as fault diagnosis unit for Antarctic telescope directly.
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Shihai Yang, Yun Li, Dandan Xu, and Jiajia Wu "Design of semi-physical fault simulation platform for Antarctic telescopes", Proc. SPIE 10700, Ground-based and Airborne Telescopes VII, 1070024 (6 July 2018); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2309644
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KEYWORDS
Telescopes

Computer simulations

Sensors

Astronomy

Control systems

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