22–24 oct. 2018
Paris
Fuseau horaire Europe/Paris

Visible adaptive optics challenges for the new THEMIS solar facility

23 oct. 2018, 17:00
20m
Amphithéâtre Turing (Paris)

Amphithéâtre Turing

Paris

Université Paris Diderot Bâtiment Sophie Germain, niveau -1 8 place Aurélie Nemours - 75013 Paris

Orateur

Dr Maud langlois (cnrs cral)

Summary

The THEMIS solar telescope is implementing a classical adaptive optics system operating in the visible. The Adaptive optics system is designed to operate on extended object (solar granulation) for wavefront sensing with a Strehl goal of more than 20% and shall remain stable @ r0> 7cm. The target field of view for adaptive optics correction is ~ 10-20''. This adaptive optics system has been integrated at CRAL and its integration to the telescope has started in June 2018. The next phases of telescope performance testing and optimization have already started. This talk will present the design parameters, expected performances of the adaptive optics system, the lab integration results as well as preliminary on sky commissioning data.

Auteur principal

Dr Maud langlois (cnrs cral)

Co-auteurs

Dr Bernard Gelly (THEMIS) M. D. Laporte (THEMIS) Dr Eric Thiébaut (CRAL) Dr Gilberto Moretto (CRAL) Dr Michel Tallon (CRAL) M. Richard Douet (THEMIS)

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