The Large Optical Generator: Status and Goals

William P. Kuhn; Dean Ketelsen; Robert E. Parks; Cary Kittrell

doi:10.1364/OFT.1986.WA7

Workshop on Optical Fabrication and Testing
(Optica Publishing Group, 1986),
paper WA7
•https://doi.org/10.1364/OFT.1986.WA7

The Large Optical Generator: Status and Goals

William P. Kuhn, Dean Ketelsen, Robert E. Parks, and Cary Kittrell

Optical Fabrication and Testing 1986

Seattle, Washington United States
21–23 October 1986
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Abstract

The Large Optical Generator (LOG) is a numerically controlled vertical milling machine. The LOG was designed for the generation of rotationally symmetric monoliths of upto 8-m in diameter or off-axis segments of surfaces upto 15-m in diameter. The LOG machine has an 8-m diameter capacity, 5-m horizontal travel and 1.5-m vertical travel and positioning to 1 micron on the horizontal and vertical axes.

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