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Development of Cryogenic Detector Stage for High Resolution IR spectrograph

Development of Cryogenic Detector Stage for High Resolution IR spectrograph. Mark Ma Advisor: Dae-Sik Moon University of Toronto. Outline. Introduction Design Requirements Design Tip/Tilt Stage Translation Stage Instrument interface and Stage actuation What’s next. Introduction.

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Development of Cryogenic Detector Stage for High Resolution IR spectrograph

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  1. Development of Cryogenic Detector Stage for High Resolution IR spectrograph Mark Ma Advisor: Dae-Sik Moon University of Toronto

  2. Outline • Introduction • Design Requirements • Design • Tip/Tilt Stage • Translation Stage • Instrument interface and Stage actuation • What’s next

  3. Introduction • What’s a detector stage? • Why do we need it? • How do we do it?

  4. Design Requirements • What does the detector stage need to do? • How well do we need to do it? • How much will it cost?

  5. Design • Modular • The three modules • Tip/Tilt stage • Translation stage • Instrument interface and Stage actuation

  6. Tip/Tilt Stage • Traditionally Tip/Tilt has been mechanically complicated • Needs something simple and reliable • Tripod of piezoelectric actuators

  7. Translation Stage • Up and down motion • Rigid under rotation • Balanced by symmetry • Automatically locks when the motor stops

  8. Stage Actuation • Tip/Tilt Stage Actuation • SQUIGGLE SQ-100 • Translation Stage Actuation • PHYTRON VSS

  9. Instrument Interface • Anchors the translation stage flexing blades • Attachment point to the host instrument • Modifiable as long as the octagon shape is maintained

  10. Final Words • Work is continuing

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