Wide field of view three-mirror telescopes having a common optical axis

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Dec 1988

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Optical Engineering (ISSN 0091-3286), vol. 27, Dec. 1988, p. 1046-1050.

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Optics

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Field Of View, Lens Design, Reflecting Telescopes, Wide Angle Lenses, Charge Injection Devices, Collimators, Light Scattering

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Two coincident-optical-axis, three-mirror telescopes have been designed that feature relatively low focal ratios (f/2.3 and f/3), unobscured optical aperture, large circular fields of view (6 and 8 deg), good resolution, flat field, reimaging with accessible field stop, Lyot or glare stop, effective stray light suppression, and ease of spectral filter integration. The design for the f/3 telescope with 8 deg field of view has been fabricated and validated using single-point diamond-turned optics.

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