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7 June 1996 New high-precision magnetic rheology drives for segmented primary mirror of adaptive telescope AST-10
Valeri V. Anisimov, Eugeny A. Deouline, Victor P. Mikhailov, Valery B. Kaspersky, Victor V. Sytchev
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Abstract
The main feature of a large ten-meters telescope is application of 84 segment primary mirrors which are united in one reflecting system. This decision makes the problem of the primary mirror designing easier yet brings another task: the designing of every mirror segment high precision (nanometer accuracy) drive, which provides perfect coincidence of segment mirrors constantly. There are suggested two variants of the drive construction based on magnetic rheology liquid. This drive provides nanometer precision and millisecond quick action.
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Valeri V. Anisimov, Eugeny A. Deouline, Victor P. Mikhailov, Valery B. Kaspersky, and Victor V. Sytchev "New high-precision magnetic rheology drives for segmented primary mirror of adaptive telescope AST-10", Proc. SPIE 2739, Acquisition, Tracking, and Pointing X, (7 June 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.241940
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KEYWORDS
Mirrors

Magnetism

Telescopes

Actuators

Control systems

Liquids

Control systems design

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