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6 September 1995 Design study of a KAO telescope with a 1-m double-arch primary mirror
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This paper describes a design study of the KAO (Korea Astronomy Observatory) 1m telescope. The telescope uses an F/2.7 zerodur primary mirror which has a double arch back contour shape. For the zenith pointing, the primary mirror is to be held by a 6-point axial support system at the back surface. For Horizon, a 3-lateral support system is to be designed and located at the center of gravity of the mirror. In this paper, a parametric design study of a double arch back contour shape is to be performed to meet an optical surface deflection requirement, a surface RMS wavefront error of (lambda) divided by 10, using the finite element program, ANSYS, for the mechanical surface deformation, and the PCFRINGE program for the evaluation of the optical performance. Additionally, the static and modal frequency analysis of the truss structure and yoke were performed.
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Il Kweon Moon, In Woo Han, Byung-Soo Chang, Hyun Kyu Kim, and Myung K. Cho "Design study of a KAO telescope with a 1-m double-arch primary mirror", Proc. SPIE 2542, Optomechanical and Precision Instrument Design, (6 September 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.218661
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KEYWORDS
Mirrors

Telescopes

Optical instrument design

Space telescopes

Wavefronts

Finite element methods

Device simulation

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