Active-passive correction of wind buffeting deformation on large thin meniscus mirrors

Bibcode
1994SPIE.2199.1141C
Castro, Javier; Mack, Brian; Cruz, A.; Gonzalez, Juan C.; Martin, Carlos; Pescador, German; Rodriguez-Ramos, Luis F.; Sanchez, Vicente; Sosa, Nicolas A.; Williams, Mark R.
Referencia bibliográfica

Proc. SPIE Vol. 2199, p. 1141-1153, Advanced Technology Optical Telescopes V, Larry M. Stepp; Ed.

Fecha de publicación:
6
1994
Número de autores
10
Número de autores del IAC
0
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0
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0
Descripción
This paper presents a solution to correct wind induced deformation on a 8.0 m thin meniscus mirror supported by a system of astatic active supports. The correction scheme is based on an active correction using the force actuators which support the mirror, and a passive rate dependent coupling of the mirror to the cell. The paper identifies the fundamental design parameters of the passive correction system and the active controller, and shows its wind attenuation capabilities. A 3D simulation verifies the good performance of the system for wind velocities of about 45 km/h. Furthermore, the influence of cell deflection on the mirror due to the passive coupling system is shown.
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