Computer Science – Performance
Scientific paper
Sep 2005
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Optical Modeling and Performance Predictions II. Edited by Kahan, Mark A. Proceedings of the SPIE, Volume 5867, pp. 232-245 (
Computer Science
Performance
Scientific paper
An effective multi-field wavefront control (WFC) approach is demonstrated for the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) on-orbit optical telescope element (OTE) fine-phasing using wavefront measurements at the NIRCam pupil, and the optical and computational implications of this approach are discussed. The integration of a Kalman Filter as an optical state estimator into the JWST wavefront control process to further improve the robustness of the fine-phasing JWST OTE alignment will also be discussed. Through a comparison of WFC performances between the JWST on-orbit and ground-test optical system configurations, the connection (and a possible disconnection) between WFC and optical system alignment under these circumstances are analyzed. Our MACOS-based [2] computer simulation results will be presented and discussed.
Basinger Scott
Lou John Z.
Redding David
Sigrist Norbert
Zhang Yan
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