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13 September 2012 Final opto-mechanical design of Raven, a MOAO science demonstrator for Subaru
Olivier Lardière, Reston Nash, J.-P. Markes, Dave Andersen, Colin Bradley, Célia Blain, Ronald Desmarais, Darryl Gamroth, Meguru Ito, Kate Jackson, Przemek Lach, Laurie Pham
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Raven is a Multi-Object Adaptive Optics (MOAO) technical and scientific demonstrator which will be used on the Subaru telescope with the IRCS spectrograph. The optical and mechanical designs are finalised and the system is now being integrated in the lab at UVic. Raven features three open-loop wavefront sensors (WFS) patrolling a 3.5' field of regard, one on-axis LGS WFS, two science channels each equipped with a pick-off arm, an 11x11 actuator deformable mirror, a closed-loop WFS for calibration and performance comparison and an image rotator. This paper presents in detail the optical design and its performance, as well as the mechanical design.
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Olivier Lardière, Reston Nash, J.-P. Markes, Dave Andersen, Colin Bradley, Célia Blain, Ronald Desmarais, Darryl Gamroth, Meguru Ito, Kate Jackson, Przemek Lach, and Laurie Pham "Final opto-mechanical design of Raven, a MOAO science demonstrator for Subaru", Proc. SPIE 8447, Adaptive Optics Systems III, 844753 (13 September 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.927176
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Mirrors

Telescopes

Copper

Relays

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Calibration

Adaptive optics

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