Marc Barillot,1 Pierre Haguenauer,1,2 V. Weber,1 Pierre Kern,3 Isabelle Schanen-Duport,2 Pierre Labeye,4 Laurence Pujol,5 Zoran Sodnik6
1Alcatel Space (France) 2IMEP (France) 3LAOG, Univ. Joseph-Fourier (France) 4CEA-LETI (France) 5SAGEIS-CSO (France) 6European Space Research and Technology Ctr. (Netherlands)
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In the framework of the preparation of the Darwin mission, Alcatel Space has been developing a Multi- Aperture Imaging Interferometer (MAI²) for ESA. The main purpose of this activity is to achieve a deep extinction rate, or "nulling", in the laboratory. The performance goal is a 106 nulling of a simulated star. A second objective is to image a planet-like source. The selected operating wavelength is centred around 1.55 microns, with a relative bandwidth of a few percent. The selected function conceptual designs can be updated to the Darwin spectral range (6-18μm).
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Marc Barillot, Pierre Haguenauer, V. Weber, Pierre Kern, Isabelle Schanen-Duport, Pierre Labeye, Laurence Pujol, Zoran Sodnik, "MAI2 nulling breadboard based on integrated optics: test results," Proc. SPIE 10568, International Conference on Space Optics — ICSO 2004, 1056821 (13 April 2018); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2500096