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14 November 2013 From ground to space: how to increase the confidence level in your flight optics
W. Riede, P. Allenspacher, M. Lammers, D. Wernham, A. Ciapponi, C. Heese, L. Jensen, H. Maedebach, S. Schrameyer, D. Ristau
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To cover the preparatory test issues of upcoming ESA space laser missions, in joined effort amongst various laboratories, an adaptation of existing laser damage test benches has been performed. Conventional S-on-1 tests were extended with raster scanning procedures. Various aspects of characteristic damage curve issues are discussed. Sensitive surface analysis like time-of-flight SIMS is used to identify potential low density low damage threshold precursors. The inter-correlation of flight module testing and preceding single component testing is demonstrated. Finally, the successful execution of a flight module endurance test with more than 200 Mio. shots is detailed.
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W. Riede, P. Allenspacher, M. Lammers, D. Wernham, A. Ciapponi, C. Heese, L. Jensen, H. Maedebach, S. Schrameyer, and D. Ristau "From ground to space: how to increase the confidence level in your flight optics", Proc. SPIE 8885, Laser-Induced Damage in Optical Materials: 2013, 88850D (14 November 2013); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2030296
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KEYWORDS
Raster graphics

Coating

Ultraviolet radiation

Laser induced damage

Contamination

Space operations

UV optics

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