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MCAOMCAO
A Pot Pourri: AO vs HST, the A Pot Pourri: AO vs HST, the Gemini MCAO and AO for ELTsGemini MCAO and AO for ELTs
Francois Rigaut, GeminiGSMT SWG, IfA, 12/04/2002
December 4,2002 GSMT SWG 2
UH-88”, Courtesy W.Brandner, 0.65” seeing
Filters:
•H•K’ •CO•CO cont.
4’
IRS7 SgrA*
>10 stars per arcsec2 at K~18
Bow shock
Very high extinction clouds
40”
5”
>220 stars in 5”x5”
IRS8 (bow shock)
December 4,2002 GSMT SWG 3
• Arches Cluster 2.2 micron image. Young Star cluster in Galactic center region (10 Million years old)– Up-left: HST/NICMOS– Up-right: Gemini/Hokupa’a– Lower-right: Gemini/seeing 0.5”
December 4,2002 GSMT SWG 4
• Gemini goes ~ 5-10x deeper• Angular Resolution :
– HST = 0.19”– Gemini = 0.13”
Luminosity Function
December 4,2002 GSMT SWG 5
HST/NICMOS
Gemini/Hokupa’a
December 4,2002 GSMT SWG 6
December 4,2002 GSMT SWG 8
December 4,2002 GSMT SWG 9
This figure shows a ten minute exposure of GG tau using this
technique compared to the HST/NICMOS image from Silber et al. (2000). The
Hokupa'a image comfirms the suspected gap in the disk that fell in the diffraction spikes of
HST/NICMOS as well as revealing new structure in the
disk.
GuyoGuyonn
December 4,2002 GSMT SWG 10
MPE Group: GC resultsMPE Group: GC results
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December 4,2002 GSMT SWG 11
NAOS resultsNAOS results
December 4,2002 GSMT SWG 12
Classical AO
MCAO
No AO
165’’
MCAO Performance SummaryMCAO Performance SummaryEarly NGS results, MK ProfileEarly NGS results, MK Profile
2 DMs / 5 NGS
320 stars / K band / 0.7’’ seeing
1 DM / 1 NGS
Stars magnified for clarity
December 4,2002 GSMT SWG 13
Effectiveness of MCAOEffectiveness of MCAO
Numerical simulations:• 5 Natural guide stars• 5 Wavefront sensors• 2 mirrors• 8 turbulence layers• MK turbulence profile• Field of view ~ 1.2’ • H band
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December 4,2002 GSMT SWG 14
PSF CharacteristicsPSF Characteristics
• H Band• [16,17,8] actuators• Median seeing, CP• 200 PDE/sub/ms for
H.Order WFS• Least square
MCAO
AO
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Distance off-axis [“]
Distance off-axis [“]
0.7 mag
IFU: > 1 mag
3x
10x
Most of area is here !
December 4,2002 GSMT SWG 15
The Gemini MCAO in brief...The Gemini MCAO in brief...
• Baseline system (17,19,12) actuators across beams, 3DMs, 5 WFS+LGS (125 PDE/subaperture/frame ~ 10W)
• Field average Strehl under median seeing conditions at zenith (no NGS noise)Band AO-only SS Overall SS * FWHM Limiting mag†
J 41% 20% 0.032’’ 26.3 H 60% 40% 0.042’’ 25.0 K’ 75% 60% 0.057’’ 24.9*includes mostly low order aberrations from telescope and
instrument, and AO calibration errors. † 5 sigma in 1 hour, extrapolated from the Hokupa’a results
• H band Sky Coverage : 15% (b=90o), 70% (b=30o)
December 4,2002 GSMT SWG 16
MCAO, CAO, HST & NGST MCAO, CAO, HST & NGST SensitivitiesSensitivities
Limiting magnitudes, 5, 3600sec, aperture = 2x2pixelsMedian seeing No AO MCAO HST NGST
R~5 [magnitude (nJy)] m 23.2 (370) 24.9 (76) 23.7 (230)23.2 (370) 24.9 (76) 23.7 (230)28.0 (4.4)28.0 (4.4) m 24.8 (190) 26.3 (50) 26.0 (66)24.8 (190) 26.3 (50) 26.0 (66)28.6 (6.0)28.6 (6.0)
R~10000 [magnitude (Jy)] m 20.4 (4.8)20.4 (4.8) 20.3 (4.8) 17.2 (92) 20.3 (4.8) 17.2 (92)
20.1 (6.1)20.1 (6.1) m 21.3 (4.7)21.3 (4.7) 20.5 (9.7) 17.9 20.5 (9.7) 17.9 (107)(107) 20.5 (9.7)20.5 (9.7)
slit width (at K) 0.4” 0.066” 0.22” 0.066”
Chun et al:• confirmed spectroscopy 1 < < 2.5 m will be detector limited Nearly half (11/25) of the DRM’s can be started and explored by Gemini The MCAO Science Case workshop
December 4,2002 GSMT SWG 17
Various AO modes and first order Various AO modes and first order performanceperformance
December 4,2002 GSMT SWG 18
Relative Gain of groundbased 20m and 50m telescopes compared to NGST
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50m R=10,000
20m R=10,000
Wavelength (m)
1 101E-3
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20m R=5
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Wavelength (m)
ImagingImaging Velocities ~30km/sVelocities ~30km/s
December 4,2002 GSMT SWG 19
ELT-AO Fundamental ELT-AO Fundamental ChallengesChallenges
Sky Coverage (independent of D)S.C. 0.1% (V), 2% (K), 20% (L-M)
Solutions: Laser Guide Stars Multiple faint Natural GSs
LGS Cone effect: S exp[- (D/d0)5/3] Scone(1 m) = 0.5 (8-m), < 0.01 (50-m)
Solution: Multiple beacons
90 k
m
Path diff. and “Missing” Data
Open-loop measurements of off-axis LGS(large dynamic range, sensitivity loss)Solution: Multi-Conjugate AO
December 4,2002 GSMT SWG 20
Scaling and Orders of Scaling and Orders of magnitudemagnitudeversus D FoV 1 2 3
#DM - -1.2 3 6 6#act/DM D2 -2.4 (1+a)2 3000 30000 125000 #WFS/GS - - (1+b)2 5 6 6#pix/s/WFS D2 -3.6 - 5.106 5.107 2.108
Computing Pow. D4 -6 (1+c)2 100GF 30PF 800PFLaser power* -/D/D2 -3.6 - 50W 80W 160W
1: D=30 m, S~30% @ =1 m, FoV= 1’2: D=50 m, S~30% @ =0.5 m, FoV= 2’3: D=100 m, S~30% @ =0.5 m, FoV= 2’
>>> Fundamental limits: #DM (, ), #GS > #DM <<<
Fov = 2’, ~ 6 DM / FoV = 4’, 15 DMs ! (at ~ 1 micron)* no smart tricks
December 4,2002 GSMT SWG 21
Sample Numerical ResultsSample Numerical Results(CP Turbulence, 3 DM’s)(CP Turbulence, 3 DM’s)
December 4,2002 GSMT SWG 22
CriticalCritical Technology to develop Technology to develop
• Deformable Mirrors :– Deformable secondaries (butable)– Dense / Compact DMs (d=1mm? 8’ waffers / 5mm
Xinetics)
• High speed CCD arrays for WFS• Fast computers/Alternative control schemes
– “segmented pupil”– Layer oriented WFSs
• Lasers (short pulses)
Cost: $50 to $100M. To be started ASAP. AO defines the ELT’s critical path !