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1 November 1993 In-flight performance of the Faint Object Camera of the Hubble Space Telescope: II
Perry E. Greenfield, Anatonella Nota, Robert Ian Jedrzejewski, Warren Hack, Hashima Hasan, Philip Hodge, David A. Baxter, W. Baggett, Francesco Paresce
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Abstract
This paper gives an update on the performance of the Faint Object Camera--launched with the Hubble Space Telescope--since the last report two years ago. The primary camera, the f/96 relay, continues to work well, but the f/48 relay has recently developed serious problems. The stability of the f/96 relay has been very good with the only change being a small apparent decrease in UV sensitivity. Preliminary results for the f/48 DQE are presented. In-orbit UV flat fields have been obtained and the f/96 objective prisms and polarizers have been calibrated.
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Perry E. Greenfield, Anatonella Nota, Robert Ian Jedrzejewski, Warren Hack, Hashima Hasan, Philip Hodge, David A. Baxter, W. Baggett, and Francesco Paresce "In-flight performance of the Faint Object Camera of the Hubble Space Telescope: II", Proc. SPIE 1945, Space Astronomical Telescopes and Instruments II, (1 November 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.158762
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KEYWORDS
Relays

Calibration

Optical fiber cables

Prisms

Polarizers

Ultraviolet radiation

Sensors

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