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26 September 2013 Update to an application using magnetic smart materials to modify the shape of an x-ray telescope mirror
Melville P. Ulmer, Xiaoli Wang, Jian Cao, Michael E. Graham, Semyon Vaynman
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Abstract
We describe a technique of shape modification that can be applied to thin walled (∼100-400 μm thickness) electroformed replicated optics or glass optics to improve the near net shape of the mirror as well as the midfrequency (∼2-10 mm length scales) ripple. The process involves sputter deposition of a magnetic smart material (MSM) film onto a magnetically hard material (i.e., one that retains a magnetic field, e.g., the material in hard disk drives). Since the previous report, we have made extensive measurements of the deflection versus magnetic field strength and direction. Here we report those results along with detailed finite element analysis modeling.
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Melville P. Ulmer, Xiaoli Wang, Jian Cao, Michael E. Graham, and Semyon Vaynman "Update to an application using magnetic smart materials to modify the shape of an x-ray telescope mirror", Proc. SPIE 8861, Optics for EUV, X-Ray, and Gamma-Ray Astronomy VI, 88611R (26 September 2013); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2024217
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KEYWORDS
Magnetism

Glasses

Mirrors

Nickel

Statistical analysis

Finite element methods

Magnetostrictive materials

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