CFHT operating manual - Homepage Usask
CFHT operating manual - Homepage Usask
CFHT operating manual - Homepage Usask
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Home Page of ESPaDOnS project http://webast.ast.obs-mip.fr/magnetisme/espadons.html<br />
ESPaDOnS<br />
the new generation stellar spectropolarimeter<br />
Latest information and results:<br />
Designed and constructed at Observatoire Midi-Pyrénées (OMP) in France, ESPaDOnS, the new generation stellar<br />
spectropolarimeter, is now fully operational at OMP, accepted by the <strong>CFHT</strong> technical staff and is about to be shipped and<br />
installed at <strong>CFHT</strong>. The results of all tests that were carried out are progressively posted on this page. In particular, you can (or<br />
will soon) find here the following information:<br />
design and performances of ESPaDOnS:<br />
instrument details and configurations<br />
spectral domain and resolution<br />
spectral response and global efficiency<br />
thermal response and spectral stability<br />
performances of Fresnel rhomb retarders<br />
ccd readout modes and characteristics<br />
control and data reduction software tools of ESPaDOnS:<br />
control software and user interface<br />
viewing, guiding and exposure meter facilities<br />
temperature and pressure monitoring<br />
observing procedures<br />
data reduction routines<br />
observing with ESPaDOnS:<br />
instrument status<br />
observers’ guide<br />
exposure time calculator<br />
documentation, picture gallery and credits:<br />
related documentation (restricted access)<br />
description of critical items<br />
examples of frames<br />
examples of spectra<br />
picture gallery<br />
project team and budget<br />
© Ken Done<br />
This web page is the only official ESPaDOnS site and information source. Whatever information you find or hear on<br />
ESPaDOnS either reflects what is described on this site (and is probably carbon copied from it) or should be regarded as highly<br />
uncertain and most likely erroneous. The old (and mostly out of date) ESPaDOnS web site can still be accessed at this address.<br />
ESPaDOnS is a collaborative project funded by France (CNRS, MENESR, OMP, LATT), Canada (NSERC), <strong>CFHT</strong> and ESA.<br />
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