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31 August 2015 JWST pathfinder telescope risk reduction cryo test program
Gary W. Matthews, Thomas R. Scorse, John A. Spina, Darin M. Noël, Keith A. Havey Jr., Jesse A. Huguet, Tony L. Whitman, Conrad Wells, Chanda B. Walker, Sharon Lunt, James B. Hadaway, Ritva Keski-Kuha, Lee D. Feinberg, Mark F. Voyton, Juli A. Lander, James M. Marsh
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In 2014, the Optical Ground Support Equipment was integrated into the large cryo vacuum chamber at Johnson Space Center (JSC) and an initial Chamber Commissioning Test was completed. This insured that the support equipment was ready for the three Pathfinder telescope cryo tests. The Pathfinder telescope which consists of two primary mirror segment assemblies and the secondary mirror was delivered to JSC in February 2015 in support of this critical risk reduction test program prior to the flight hardware. This paper will detail the Chamber Commissioning and first optical test of the JWST Pathfinder telescope.
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Gary W. Matthews, Thomas R. Scorse, John A. Spina, Darin M. Noël, Keith A. Havey Jr., Jesse A. Huguet, Tony L. Whitman, Conrad Wells, Chanda B. Walker, Sharon Lunt, James B. Hadaway, Ritva Keski-Kuha, Lee D. Feinberg, Mark F. Voyton, Juli A. Lander, and James M. Marsh "JWST pathfinder telescope risk reduction cryo test program", Proc. SPIE 9575, Optical Manufacturing and Testing XI, 957505 (31 August 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2188793
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KEYWORDS
Mirrors

Telescopes

Space telescopes

James Webb Space Telescope

Optical fabrication

Optical testing

Optical isolators

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