Wavefront sensing and control for a Next Generation Space Telescope

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作者
Redding, D [1 ]
Basinger, S [1 ]
Lowman, AE [1 ]
Kissil, A [1 ]
Bely, P [1 ]
Burg, R [1 ]
Lyon, R [1 ]
Mosier, G [1 ]
Femiano, M [1 ]
Wilson, M [1 ]
Schunk, G [1 ]
Craig, L [1 ]
Jacobson, D [1 ]
Rakoczy, J [1 ]
Hadaway, J [1 ]
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[1] CALTECH, Jet Prop Lab, Pasadena, CA 91125 USA
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10.1117/12.324494
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P1 [天文学];
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0704 ;
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The Next Generation Space Telescope will depart from the traditional means of providing high optical quality and stability, namely use of massive structures. Instead, a benign orbital environment will provide stability for a large, flexible, lightweight deployed structure, and active wavefront controls will compensate misalignments and figure errors induced during launch and cool-down on orbit. This paper presents a baseline architecture for NGST wavefront controls, including initial capture and alignment, segment phasing, wavefront sensing and deformable mirror control. Simulations and analyses illustrate expected scientific performance with respect to figure error, misalignments, and thermal deformation.
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页码:758 / 772
页数:15
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