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5 November 2001 Elastomeric mounting of collimating lenses in space solar telescope
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Abstract
The main optical system of Space Solar Telescope is composed of primary mirror, collimating lenses and imaging lenses. To satisfy imaging demands of wide range of wavelength (393nm- 656nm), the collimating lenses are composed of five components of which decentering errors are extremely stringent. To satisfy above situation, elastomeric mounting of lens is introduced for each component. The basic centering principle is discussed, the subcell assembly is introduced for the elastomeric mounting. Two aligning methods of are introduced for the alignment of subcells. Athermalization formulation of subcells is given. Besides, finite element model of such mounting is established for analyzing temperature change and elastomer shrinkage effects to lens surfaces.
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Haiying Zhang "Elastomeric mounting of collimating lenses in space solar telescope", Proc. SPIE 4444, Optomechanical Design and Engineering 2001, (5 November 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.447316
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KEYWORDS
Lenses

Space telescopes

Solar telescopes

Collimators

Spherical lenses

Astronomical imaging

Finite element methods

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