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Astro 500 1!

Optics! Review! Compound systems: Outline o Pupils, stops, and telecentricity Telescopes! Review! Two-mirror systems! Figures of merit Examples: WIYN & SALT 2!

Review: The Thin Lens! s parallel ray & marginal ray 1 f = 1 s + 1 s' m = s' s = h' h = magnification f ratio = f /D, D = clear aperture h focal ray chief ray f Image Object f h 1 f P = optical power s 3!

Review: The Thin Lens! h s D 1 f = 1 s + 1 s' m = s' s = h' h = magnification f ratio = f /D, D = clear aperture f Image Object Object at f h s 4!

Review: Optical Power, P! Two surfaces separation d index n R 1! P 1 f = P 1 + P 2 d n P 1 P 2 n! R 2! f! Lensmaker s formula:! Two-surface spherical lens in air or vacuum R 1, R 2 radii of curvature R>0: center of curvature behind lens P = 1 f = (n 1) # % 1 1 + $ R 1 R 2 units : dioptor (m 1 ) d(n 1) nr 1 R 2 & ( ' 5!

Compound systems: Pupils and layouts! Objective lens! D/2! Entrance pupil:! Telescope primary! Entrance pupil! O! f! Chief ray! f o! field stop! f 1! θ! s! Eyepiece lens! h! f e! E! θ'! s! Exit! pupil! L 1! L 2! f 2! d/2! pupil stop! What is a pupil, and what determines its location?! detector! 6!

Telecentricty, pupils and field-lenses! non-telecentric! telecentric! apex angle, α" θ" α" x! α" vertex angle, θ" Focal plane! θ=0 x" Telecentric: light cone at all field angles have parallel vertices with zero apex angle.! 7!

When telecentric?! vertex! x! non-telecentric! telecentric! Cone! 1. x/f << 1! 2. Field lens (=lens near focus)! Focal plane! All rays deflected by same Δθ for a given x.! Same cone (apex) angle, α, but altered vertex angle, θ.! 8!

Objects, Images, Pupils! Telescope Aperture stop Lens 1 D 1 l 1 =f 1 Collimator Lens 2 l 3 l 2 =f 2 Non-telecentric:!! l 3 = D 2 ( l 1 + l 2 )! D 1 D 2 Object at Image plane Focal surface Pupil image Waist When does l 3 =l 2?! l 1 >>l 2 (telecentric)! 9!

Objects, Images, Pupils! Telescope Aperture stop Lens 1 D 1 l 1 =f 1 Collimator Lens 2 l 3 l 2 =f 2 Pupil as collimated beam waist! D 2 Object at Image plane Focal surface Pupil image Waist Pupil: cross-section of light-bundle where light from all field angles in focal plane completely overlap. This is an image of the telescope primary and its associated stops.! 10!

Objects, Images, Pupils! Telescope Aperture stop Lens 1 D 1 l 1 =f 1 Collimator Lens 2 l 3 l 2 =f 2 Pupil as image of Lens 1 made by Lens 2! D 2 Object at Image plane Focal surface Pupil image Waist Pupil: cross-section of light-bundle where light from all field angles in focal plane completely overlap. This is an image of the telescope primary and its associated stops.! 11!

Pupils and layouts! Objective lens! D/2! Entrance pupil:! Telescope primary! Entrance pupil! O! f! Chief ray! f o! field stop! f 1! θ! s! Eyepiece lens! h! f e! E! θ'! s! Exit! pupil! L 1! L 2! f 2! d/2! pupil stop! What is a pupil, and what determines its location?! detector! 12!

Review: Types of Telescopes! Category! Primary! Secondary! Corrector! Name! Principal Aberrations! Singlet lens! Spherical! refractor! spherical + chromatic! Singlet mirror! Paraboloid mirror! Newtonian! coma + astigmatism! Doublet mirrors! Paraboloid! Hyperbaloid! Cassegrain! coma! Hyperbaloid! Hyperbaloid! Ritchey-Chertien (RC)! astigmatism (twice Cassegrain field)! Parabaloid! Ellipsoid! Gregorian! field curvature! Ellipsoid! Spherical! Dall-Kirkham! Ellipsoid! Ellipsoid! Aplonatic Gregorian (AG)! Multiplets! Spherical! Aspheric lens or Schmidt! achromate doublet! Spherical! Hyperbaloid! Aspheric lens! Schmidt-Cassegrain!! best images but large obstruction! v. wide field! Spherical! Spherical! Spherical meniscus lens! Maksutov!! Spherical! 4-mirror asphere! HET, SALT! Low cost! 13!

Two-mirror telescopes: Cassegrain focus! Gregorian (Aplonatic Gregorian)! f 1! Cassegrain (Ritchey-Cretien)! f 1! D! D! y! y! x! d!! Power:! Focal scale:!! Back focal distance:! Focal amplitude:! e! f ratio f /D 1 f = 1 + 1 d f 1 f 2 f 1 f 2 s = 206265/ D f ratio [arcsec/mm] ( ) $ e = f d f ' & +1) % f 1 ( Δe = ( 1+ m 2 )Δd, m = f 1 / f 2 x! Exit pupil distance:!!! Exit pupil diameter:!! Focal-plan curvature:! d! e! l = f 2 d /( f 2 d) = distance behind secondary D pupil = Dl /d 1 R Cass = 1 f 1 + 1 f 2 14!

Information Gathering Power" Figure of Merit! A Ω or etendue! name! diameter! FoV! A Ω! m! deg! m 2 deg 2! SDSS! 2.5! 3! 35! What s missing?! CFHT! 3.6! 1! 8.0! WIYN! 3.5! 1! 7.6! PanStarrs! 4x1.8! 3! 72! Subaru! 8.1! 0.2! 1.6! LSST! 8.4! 3.5! 533! SALT! 10! 0.13! 1.0! 15!

Wide-Field Telescopes: A vs Ω! Pan-STARRS! SDSS! LSST! 16!

Information Gathering Power! name! A Ω or etendue! Effective diameter! Used FoV! Survey A Ω! m! deg! m 2 deg 2! What s missing?! SDSS! 2.1! 2.2! 13! CFHT! 3.4! 1! 7.1! WIYN! 3.2! 1! 6.3! PanStarrs! 3.0! 3! 50! Subaru! 7.7! 0.2! 1.5! LSST! 6.7! 3.5! 319!! Obstructions!! Vignetting!! Instrument FoV! and what else?! SALT! 9.2! 0.13! 0.9! 17!

WIYN:! state-of-the-art conventional 3.5m! 18!

What is WIYN?! RC optical design! Alt-Az mount! 3.5m f/1.7505 primary! 17% obstruction! f/6.289 Nasmyth! f/13.3 reimaged Cass.! Nasmyth foci! Bench! Spectrograph! 19!

Primary mirror! Polishing! Mirror cell and support! Mirror installed in cell! 20!

M2 and M3! Secondary (m2)! Tertiary (m3)! fold-flat! 21!

Foci and instruments! Today: Campaign mode! A - Corrector + Hydra! B - IAS plus its instruments! WHIRC(+WTTM), SparsePak!! Today: podi (plus new corrector) only! 20xx: ODI! Fiber cables to Bench Spectrograph! 22!

Instruments! 20xx! Hydra ~100 fiber multi-object positioner (1 deg FoV)! DensePak 90 fiber integral field unit (30 FoV)..! SparsePak 82 fiber integral field unit (1 FoV)!! Bench Spectrograph!! MiniMo 4096 2 CCD imager (0.141 pix)! OPTIC 4096 2 CCD imager (0.141 pix)! WHIRC 2048 2 HgCdTe (NIR) imager (0.098 pix)!! ODI Giga-pixel OTA CCD, (1 deg FoV)! currently podi! RIP 23!

WIYN telescope! 2ndary! Alt. baring and Nasmyth focus! Undeveloped folded-cass port! Az. fork! Reminaged Cass. port! 24!

WIYN telescope! Hydra! Primary mirror thermal sensing and control (glycol) & active support sensing and control (actuators)! Reminaged Cass. port! 25!

WIYN IAS! MiniMo mounted! Looks similar for OPTIC or WHIRC! Only one camera can be mounted at at time, but SparsePak and WTTM + camera can be on simultaneously.! 26!

WIYN IAS + SparsePak! 27!

MOS port with Hydra! 1 deg warping steel plate for magnetic fiber buttons: positioning and! telecentricity! Gripper/ positioner! photons! Fibers to Bench Spectrograph! 28!

(old) Bench Spectrograph! 29!