Physics
Scientific paper
Jan 2004
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=2004spie.5180..220b&link_type=abstract
Ultra-fast MTF Test for High-Volume production of CMOS Imaging Cameras. Edited by Dahl, Michael; Heinisch, Josef; Krey, Stefan;
Physics
Scientific paper
The University of Arizona has built a 2-m lightweight active mirror prototype for the next generation of space telescopes. This paper briefly reviews the mirror's opto-mechanical design, and it describes the three different metrology systems that were used to measure it during the actuation process. We also present a list of lessons learned while working on this project. We conclude by discussing one of the successful projects that has come out of this technology.
Baiocchi Dave
Burge James H.
Cuerden Brian
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