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2 June 1995 In-flight performance of the Faint Object Camera of the Hubble Space Telescope: III
Perry E. Greenfield, Robert Ian Jedrzejewski, Anatonella Nota, Warren Hack, Peter Jakobsen, Philip Hodge, Manfred P. Miebach, Francesco Paresce
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Abstract
This paper gives an update on the performance of the faint object camera following the highly successful installation of the corrective optics in COSTAR during the servicing mission. We review the effect that COSTAR has had on the point spread function and detector quantum efficiency, and discuss the improvements in our knowledge of sensitivity, PSF variations, camera distortion, and nonlinearity. The status of the f/48 relay, which has been successfully turned on a number of times, is reviewed.
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Perry E. Greenfield, Robert Ian Jedrzejewski, Anatonella Nota, Warren Hack, Peter Jakobsen, Philip Hodge, Manfred P. Miebach, and Francesco Paresce "In-flight performance of the Faint Object Camera of the Hubble Space Telescope: III", Proc. SPIE 2478, Space Telescopes and Instruments, (2 June 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.210919
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Optical fiber cables

Point spread functions

Distortion

Mirrors

Stars

Cameras

Relays

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