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A scalable, cost-effective, radio telescope drive and axis system 会议论文
Ground-based and Airborne Telescopes III, San Diego, California, USA, 2008-6-27
作者:  Silver Sturgis;  Jingquan Cheng;  Xun Zhang;  Dehua Yang
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Antenna  Elevation And Azimuth  Drive And Axis Unit  Commercial Off-the-shelf  Cost Effective Design  
Southern LAMOST for all sky spectroscopic survey 会议论文
Ground-based and Airborne Telescopes III, San Diego, California, USA, 2010-6-27
作者:  Xiangqun Cui;  Shou-guan Wang;  Ding-qiang Su;  Yongheng Zhao;  Ya-nan Wang;  Yaoquan Chu;  Guoping Li
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Wide Field Telescope  Spectroscopic Observation  All Sky Survey  Multi-fiber Spectroscopy  Active Optics  Reflecting Schmidt System  Segmented Mirror  
Review and new thinking on LAMOST focal plate support structure 会议论文
Ground-based and Airborne Telescopes III, San Diego, California, USA, 2010-6-27
作者:  Guomin Wang;  Zhang Kun
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Telescope  Lamost  Focal Plate  Support Structure  
An indoor three-mirror phasing experiment system based on a dispersed Hartmann type sensor 会议论文
Ground-based and Airborne Telescopes III, San Diego, California, USA, 2010-6-27
作者:  Yong Zhang;  Xiangqun Cui;  Genrong Liu;  Yuefei Wang;  Yeping Li;  Yajun Zhang;  Liang Zhang;  Yizhong Zeng
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Large Telescope  Segmented Mirror Active Optics  Dispersed Hartmann Sensor  Segment Phasing  
Introduction of a 2.5m telescope mount and its performance 会议论文
Ground-based and Airborne Telescopes III, San Diego, California, USA, 2010-6-27
作者:  Bozhong Gu;  Guomin Wang;  Jiang Xiang;  Zhiyong Zhang;  Christophe Daugny;  Shihai Yang;  Dongsheng Niu;  Yuefei Wang
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Telescope  Mount  Structure