We present the current design of the E-ELT M4 deformable mirror consolidated at the conclusion of the Preliminary Design activity. The most prominent features of this system are the SiC Reference Body now mounted to the positioner by a whiffle-tree and cell structure, actuators bricks, capacitive sensors layout and new cooling concept. All this allowed achieving the challenging stability requirements demanded to the M4U, as proved by analysis and test results measured on the Demonstration Prototype, which has been updated to implement the current design. The final design and construction contract is now on-going: Final Design Review is planned on mid 2017 and delivery to site by late 2022
The E-ELT is a project led by the European Southern Observatory (ESO) for a 40-m class optical, near...
The mirror segments for the E-ELT and TLT are nearly equal in size and shape (hexagonal, 1.2 m over ...
The European Extremely Large Telescope (E-ELT) primary mirror has a diameter of approximately 39 m, ...
Described is the M1 segment support, as designed by TNO in the period 2015- 2016. The design has sig...
Cilas proposes a M4 adaptive mirror (M4AM) that corrects the atmospheric turbulence at high fre...
We present our design of the E-ELT M4 Adaptive Unit based on voice-coil driven deformable mirror tec...
We present our design of the E-ELT M4 Adaptive Unit based on voice-coil driven deformable mirror tec...
We present our design of the E-ELT M4 Adaptive Unit based on voice-coil driven deformable mirror tec...
Already several deformable mirrors are in use at Paranal and more will come in the next years. With ...
We present our design of the E-ELT M4 Adaptive Unit based on voice-coil driven deformable mirror tec...
The M4DP is the demonstration prototype of the E-ELT adaptive mirror M4. The opticalcalibration and ...
The M4DP is the demonstration prototype of the E-ELT adaptive mirror M4. The opticalcalibration and ...
International audienceIn order to mitigate the risks of development of the M4 adaptive mirror for th...
The largest optical telescope in the world will be the E-ELT. Its primary mirror will be 42m in diam...
Innovative optical interferometry test setups and control software techniques have been proposed for...
The E-ELT is a project led by the European Southern Observatory (ESO) for a 40-m class optical, near...
The mirror segments for the E-ELT and TLT are nearly equal in size and shape (hexagonal, 1.2 m over ...
The European Extremely Large Telescope (E-ELT) primary mirror has a diameter of approximately 39 m, ...
Described is the M1 segment support, as designed by TNO in the period 2015- 2016. The design has sig...
Cilas proposes a M4 adaptive mirror (M4AM) that corrects the atmospheric turbulence at high fre...
We present our design of the E-ELT M4 Adaptive Unit based on voice-coil driven deformable mirror tec...
We present our design of the E-ELT M4 Adaptive Unit based on voice-coil driven deformable mirror tec...
We present our design of the E-ELT M4 Adaptive Unit based on voice-coil driven deformable mirror tec...
Already several deformable mirrors are in use at Paranal and more will come in the next years. With ...
We present our design of the E-ELT M4 Adaptive Unit based on voice-coil driven deformable mirror tec...
The M4DP is the demonstration prototype of the E-ELT adaptive mirror M4. The opticalcalibration and ...
The M4DP is the demonstration prototype of the E-ELT adaptive mirror M4. The opticalcalibration and ...
International audienceIn order to mitigate the risks of development of the M4 adaptive mirror for th...
The largest optical telescope in the world will be the E-ELT. Its primary mirror will be 42m in diam...
Innovative optical interferometry test setups and control software techniques have been proposed for...
The E-ELT is a project led by the European Southern Observatory (ESO) for a 40-m class optical, near...
The mirror segments for the E-ELT and TLT are nearly equal in size and shape (hexagonal, 1.2 m over ...
The European Extremely Large Telescope (E-ELT) primary mirror has a diameter of approximately 39 m, ...