Compact adaptive optical compensation systems using continuous silicon deformable mirrors

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Feb 2002

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Proc. SPIE Vol. 4493, p. 35-40, High-Resolution Wavefront Control: Methods, Devices, and Applications III, John D. Gonglewski; M

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Deformable mirrors have been fabricated using microelectromechanical system (MEMS) technology. The mirrors have been integrated into an optical test bed capable of generating static and dynamic aberrations in the beam path. It was found that the DM could be used to improve optical system resolution in the presence of static aberrations. Strehl ratio was measured for the optical system under four test conditions. A Strehl ratio of 0.81 was obtained for the case in which an introduced aberration was compensated by the DM, compared to a Strehl ratio of 0.45 for case in which the aberration was uncompensated and the DM was removed from the optical path. A parallel stochastic gradient descent approach was used for control.

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