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14 June 1995 Multiobject spectroscopy with MEFOS at ESO
Gerardo Avila, Jean Guerin, Ana Maria Fernandez, R. Belleger, M. Dreux, R. Schmidt, Gerard Rousset, Paul Felenbok, A. Collin
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Abstract
The MEFOS instrument is being regularly used at the ESO 3.6m telescope for multi-object spectroscopy. The instrument can access up to 29 targets at the 1 degree field of the prime focus. The 21m fiber bundle links a low resolution spectrograph located in the Cassegrain cage. MEFOS has been also used to evaluate the sky subtraction with optical fibers. This paper reports on the description of the final configuration of the instrument and on its performance. A brief study on the photometric and spectral stability of fibers along with the observations is also reported.
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Gerardo Avila, Jean Guerin, Ana Maria Fernandez, R. Belleger, M. Dreux, R. Schmidt, Gerard Rousset, Paul Felenbok, and A. Collin "Multiobject spectroscopy with MEFOS at ESO", Proc. SPIE 2476, Fiber Optics in Astronomical Applications, (14 June 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.211847
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KEYWORDS
Telescopes

Spectrographs

Spectroscopes

Spectroscopy

Astronomical imaging

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