Development of a 60 cm photographic Zenith telescope, and construction of a prototype

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Jun 1984

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Final Report, Sep. 1980 Zeiss (Carl), Oberkochen (Germany, F.R.).

Computer Science

Computer Systems Design, Numerical Control, Photographic Recording, Prototypes, Telescopes, Automatic Control, Data Acquisition, Data Processing Equipment, Mirrors, Optical Properties

Scientific paper

A photographic zenith telescope with a coma-free mirror system (Schmidt mirrors) and a zenith mirror to replace the mercury horizon was built. Apart from conventional photographic recording, the instrument permits the use of a multiplier and oscillating diaphragm for computer controlled operation with electronic measured date acquisition; both can be connected to a high efficiency data processing system.

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