Automatic control of a solar telescope under terrestrial conditions

Details Automatic control of a solar telescope under terrestrial conditions Automatic control of a solar telescope under terrestrial conditions

May 1976

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1976jmeop..21..146k&link_type=abstract

Jemna Mechanika a Optika, vol. 21, May 1976, p. 146-148. In Czech.

Physics

Automatic Control, Error Analysis, Solar Instruments, Spectroscopic Telescopes, Block Diagrams, Data Recording, Design Analysis, Scanners

Scientific paper

A solar telescope control system utilizing stepping motors is described. Subsystems described include: the mirror control system, control system electronic circuitry, an automatic pointing device, an automatic scanner, and data recording. Merged into an integral system, the scanner, pointing device, and control magnetic tape determine precisely the various bands of the region to be measured, at any instant of time. Requirements imposed on the control system (speed of adjustment, setting of solar image on spectrograph slit, freedom from drift, spacing between scan lines) are outlined.

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