Simulation of Adaptive Secondary Mirror Dynamic Response

R. Biasi; D. Gallieni; P. Mantegazza

doi:10.1364/ADOP.1995.TuA30

Adaptive Optics
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1995),
paper TuA30
•https://doi.org/10.1364/ADOP.1995.TuA30

Simulation of Adaptive Secondary Mirror Dynamic Response

R. Biasi, D. Gallieni, and P. Mantegazza

Adaptive Optics 1995

Garching Germany
2–6 October 1995
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Abstract

This work is part of a study that aims at implementing adaptive optics on a secondary mirror of an 8 m class astronomical telescope for atmospheric compensation at visible wavelength. The secondary mirror to be controlled is a continuous thin facesheet type. The goal is to fulfill operational specifications by using voice coils actuators coupled to collocated capacitive position transducers.

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