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17 October 1997 Progress on the WHT natural guide star AO system (NAOMI)
Andrew J. Longmore, Martyn Wells, Mel Strachan, Colin Dixon, Tully Peacocke, Richard M. Myers, Ronald A. Humphreys, A. Bruce Gentles, Susan P. Worswick, Andrew J. Weise
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Abstract
A conceptual design for the WHT Natural Guide Star Adaptive Optics system, now called NAOMI (Nasmyth Adaptive Optics for Multi-purpose Instrumentation) was presented at the 1995 SPIE meeting1. Although the general principle of using off-axis paraboloidal mirrors (OAP) as a collimator- camera combination, with a deformable mirror located between them in the collimated beam, remains the same many features of the design have been improved.
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Andrew J. Longmore, Martyn Wells, Mel Strachan, Colin Dixon, Tully Peacocke, Richard M. Myers, Ronald A. Humphreys, A. Bruce Gentles, Susan P. Worswick, and Andrew J. Weise "Progress on the WHT natural guide star AO system (NAOMI)", Proc. SPIE 3126, Adaptive Optics and Applications, (17 October 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.279042
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KEYWORDS
Mirrors

Stars

Calibration

Adaptive optics

Actuators

Charge-coupled devices

Telescopes

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