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11 September 1998Adaptive optics with an AOA WaveScope wavefront sensor and an OKOTechnologies membrane mirror
Adaptive Optics Associates (AOA) has recently developed a commercial Shack-Hartmann wavefront senor called WaveScope for use in optical testing and adaptive optics. The sensor head and associated wavefront analysis software are a powerful and highly flexible combination. Wavefront data can be manipulated and displayed using Tk/Tcl commands and AOA's own atomic functions. To demonstrate this over the last month we have integrated a deformable mirror manufactured by OKOTechnologies into WaveScope. All the software necessary to control the mirror and perform closed loop adaptive optics was written in the Tk/Tcl scripting language which ships with WaveScope. The result is a low cost integrated adaptive optics system.
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Brooke Gregory, Jeff Smith, Clive Standley, Allan Wirth, "Adaptive optics with an AOA WaveScope wavefront sensor and an OKOTechnologies membrane mirror," Proc. SPIE 3353, Adaptive Optical System Technologies, (11 September 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.321673