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MAVIS: The adaptive optics module feasibility study

Authors :
Maria Bergomi
Annino Vaccarella
Olivier Beltramo-Martin
Stefan Ströbele
Simonetta Chinellato
Cedric Plantet
Thierry Fusco
Lorenzo Busoni
Matteo Aliverti
Jacopo Farinato
Carmelo Arcidiacono
Daniele Vassallo
Damien Gratadour
Jesse Cranney
Elena Carolo
Marco Bonaglia
Francois Rigaut
Enrico Pinna
Davide Greggio
Luca Marafatto
Simone Esposito
Pierre Haguenauer
Roberto Ragazzoni
Kalyan Radhakrishnan
Guido Agapito
David Brodrick
Demetrio Magrin
Gaston Gausachs
Valentina Viotto
Benoit Neichel
ITA
FRA
DEU
AUS
Publication Year :
2020

Abstract

The Adaptive Optics Module of MAVIS is a self-contained MCAO module, which delivers a corrected FoV to the postfocal scientific instruments, in the visible. The module aims to exploit the full potential of the ESO VLT UT4 Adaptive Optics Facility, which is composed of the high spatial frequency deformable secondary mirror and the laser guide stars launching and control systems. During the MAVIS Phase A, we evaluated, with the support of simulations and analysis at different levels, the main terms of the error budgets aiming at estimating the realistic AOM performance. After introducing the current opto-mechanical design and AO scheme of the AOM, we here present the standard wavefront error budget and the other budgets, including manufacturing, alignment of the module, thermal behavior and noncommon path aberrations, together with the contribution of the upstream telescope system.

Details

Language :
English
Database :
OpenAIRE
Accession number :
edsair.doi.dedup.....32dfc4f6d478dbd778d331e91b215d19