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Ground layer adaptive optics system simulation for the 2.5m telescope in Dome A
Peng Jia; Sijiong Zhang
2012-09-13
Source PublicationAdaptive Optics Systems III
Volume8447
Issue8447
PagesVol.8447 5J-1-8
Conference Date2012-7-1
Conference PlaceAmsterdam, Netherlands
Funding OrganizationThe International Society for Optical Engineering
PublisherSPIE
Abstract
The Antarctic is an ideal place for optical and infrared astronomy observations. Chinese scientists are planning to build a 2.5m telescope in Dome A. The telescope will be built in a tower about 15 meters high to avoid the ground layer atmospheric turbulence. The Ground layer Adaptive Optics system (GLAO) will also be suggested to be installed to further reduce the seeing. The GLAO system with one laser guide star, one deformable mirror and one wide field Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensor is designed and simulated. The Strehl ratio has increased 2 to 3 times in visible and infrared band in 20 arc min field of view.
KeywordAntarctic Telescope Ground Layer Adaptive Optics Rotation Mirror Single Laser Guide Star
Subject Area郭守敬望远镜(lamost) ; 自适应光学
Document Type会议论文
Identifierhttp://ir.niaot.ac.cn/handle/114a32/661
Collection会议论文
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Peng Jia,Sijiong Zhang. Ground layer adaptive optics system simulation for the 2.5m telescope in Dome A[C]:SPIE,2012:Vol.8447 5J-1-8.
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