A Modular Adaptive Optics System

Manuel Toledo-Quinones; Junko Nagano; Frank Landers; Steve Weibel; B. Martin Levine

doi:10.1364/ADOP.1996.AMB.32

Adaptive Optics
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1996),
paper AMB.32
•https://doi.org/10.1364/ADOP.1996.AMB.32

A Modular Adaptive Optics System

Manuel Toledo-Quinones, Junko Nagano, Frank Landers, Steve Weibel, and B. Martin Levine

Adaptive Optics 1996

Hawaii United States
8–12 July 1996
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M. Toledo-Quinones, J. Nagano, F. Landers, S. Weibel, and B. M. Levine, "A Modular Adaptive Optics System," in Adaptive Optics, Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1996), paper AMB.32.

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Abstract

A modular, commercially available adaptive optics system is described. Appropriate for small laboratories exploring new applications of adaptive optics, the system combines advances in the construction of high speed computers and deformable mirrors to offer closed loop bandwidths of up to 50 Hz with 37 actuators of control.

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