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European Southern Observatory MUSE Multi Unit Spectroscopic Explorer AO assisted integral field spectrograph Developed by a consortium led by: CRAL-Lyon (R.Bacon, PI) Contributions of: Durham, Leiden, LAOMP, ETH, AIP, ESO Schedule: CDR: 2004 Kick off: Jan 2005 Commissioning: 2011 Leiden, April 26th 2005 Page 1 © ESO 2005 AO Department European Southern Observatory Science objective 3D Ultra Deep Field: 10-19 erg s-1 cm-2 80x1 hours integration Faint Ly a emitters; Progenitors of Milky Way ? Star Formation History at Z>4 Development of dark matter halos Link between Lya emitters and High Res. QSO absorption Physiscs of high Z galaxies from resolved spectroscopy Kinematics, population, cluster, outflows, merger... In (nearby) galaxies Stars: massive spectroscopy of crowded regions, Origin of bipolar stellar outflows and shock waves Leiden, April 26th 2005 SERENDIPITY Page 2 © ESO 2005 AO Department European Southern Observatory MUSE Requirements Spectrometer resolution R~3000 Wavelength range: 0.465μm-0.93 μm 300 x 300 spatial resolution elements (spaxels) High efficiency Shutter open time Throughput, > 0.24 2 observing modes: Wide Field Mode and Narrow Field Mode Observing mode WFM (GLAO) NFM (LTAO) 1’x1’ 7.5”x7.5” Spatial Sampling 0.2x0.2 arcsec^2 25x25mas^2 Spatial resolution 0.3-0.4 arcsec. 30-50 mas AO “performance” 2 x EE increase @ 750nm Strehl 0.05 (0.1) @ 650nm 70% @ Gal. pole TT reference: Science object 70%-ile - FoV Sky coverage: AO “on time” Leiden, April 26th 2005 Page 3 © ESO 2005 AO Department European Southern Observatory MUSE Instrument concept MCAO focal plane Enlarger/ Anamorphoser Dispersing element CCD plane Camera Collimator Field-splitter Split focal plane Spectrometer pseudoentrance slit Sub-FoV Image slicer Spectrometer 24 Spectrometers IFUs 4k x 4k Detectors 402.653.184 pixel Leiden, April 26th 2005 Page 4 © ESO 2005 AO Department European Southern Observatory MUSE Facility VLT-Nasmyth platform size: 5mx4m Max load: 8.000Kg Leiden, April 26th 2005 © I. Lewis, Page 5 Oxford © ESO 2005 AO Department European Southern Observatory GALACSI Ground Atmospheric Layer Adaptive Corrector for Spectroscopic Imaging Located Nasmyth focus of UT4 Developed and build by ESO AO dept. 4 Na-LGS, 1’(WFM) and 15”(NFM) off axis 1 NGStar within 45”<r<120” (WFM) > 17.5mag (R) 1 NGSsource (extended) on axis >15mag (goal 16mag J-K band) Baseline: VLT-Deformable M2 is the DM Test bed (incl. M2 ?) developed and build by Leiden Leiden, April 26th 2005 Page 6 © ESO 2005 AO Department European Southern Observatory GLACSI Requirements Transmission: 92% average, 80% minimum (WFM) AO operations in 70%-ile of the atmospheric conditions at 30° off zenith 0.6” to 1.1” seeing @ 500nm Light pollution of science field: @ 589nm ±20nm (goal 10nm) < brightest sky line, e.g. <600 photons/s/sq” Outside the Na notch<10ph/Angstrom/hour/sq arc sec. “No” NGS within the Science field, scattered light! Sky coverage > 70% at the galactic pole Long integration time (80x1h) High temporal instrument stability AO residual Image motion <50mas within 1h (WFM) TBC AO residual Image motion <10mas within 1h (NFM) TBC AO Setup time < 5 min Leiden, April 26th 2005 Page 7 © ESO 2005 AO Department GALACSI Optical layout (WFM) European Southern Observatory LGS WFS LGS pick up Exchangeable unit for NFM Field separator FIELD SEPARATOR Transmits 589nm Reflects visible light 1’ Optics free Scientific Field 1.45 arc min Leiden, April 26th 2005 CALIBRATION MIRROR Reimaging lens F/4.0 4 arc min 180mm defocused Laser beam Hole 4’ Field selector LGS WFS LGS Focus compensation Page 8 Nasmyth Adaptor flange 500 mm BFD Visible TT Sensor © ESO 2005 AO Department European Southern Observatory Functional requirements Matching between SH WFS and DSM co rotate to the pupil LGS mounted to the telescope Field rotation with the speed of the pupil rotation GALACSI needs to co-rotate to the pupil At Nasmyth the pupil rotation is equal to the altitude motion of the telescope operational range: 0° to 60° Zenith distance Most probable case: 5° to 45°, e.g. ± 20° instrument motion P-V Low rate, < 15°/hour Helps to achieve the image stability requirement NGS rotates with the field Field selector (rotating with the pupil) needs to follow the field rotation - pupil rotation (WFM) Leiden, April 26th 2005 Page 9 © ESO 2005 AO Department European Southern Observatory GALACSI is mounted to the Nasmyth rotator Muse is on the Nasmyth Platform Field de-rotation for Muse Problem: Field splitter De-rotator… GALACSI GLAO/SCAO VLY-Nasmyth rotator GALACSI-MUSE Instrument Rotator wobble Platform wobble Flexure of GALACSI Temperature effects Residual alignment errors, Field de rotator wobble … MUSE Spectrographs Causes differential image motion between the GALACSI and MUSE Instrument metrology is required Nasmith platform Leiden, April 26th 2005 Page 10 © ESO 2005 AO Department CCD field European Southern Observatory Metrology LGS WFS 4’ Field selector MUSE focal plane Nasmyth Adaptor flange CCD camera focal plane Reimaging lens Point source mounted at MUSE focal De-rotator F/4.0 Lateral motion field of Muse, the de-rotator plane MUSE or GALACSY measured and 4 sources on MUSE imaged to acan CCDbecamera inside field Visible corrected the NGS Averaging Field of 4 centroids gives the GALACSI by offsetting TT 4 Point LGS Focus LGS free” Sensor selector. “rotation position of the field center de-rotator moves spot on the CCD compensation sources Leiden, April 26th 2005 WFS Page 11 © ESO 2005 AO Department Opto-mechanical implementation Leiden, April 26th 2005 Page 12 © ESO 2005 European Southern Observatory AO Department 4 LGS WFSs 32x32 subap. 240x240 L3 CCD 4 LGS pick up Mirrors for WFM/NFM AO Calibration sources European Southern Observatory Field Selector Assembly (turntable + goniometer stage) Field Splitter Calibration/acquisition mirror Beam from the telescope Acquisition CDD camera IR T/T sensor Metrology pick up mirror Metrology CCD camera VIS T/T sensor 240x240 L3 CCD Leiden, April 26th 2005 Page 13 © ESO 2005 AO Department European Southern Observatory Leiden, April 26th 2005 Page 14 © ESO 2005 AO Department European Southern Observatory Field Selector Tracking Field selector field: Diameter 4 arc min with 1.45 arc min hole NGS moves on a circular trace Speed: Field rotation + Pupil rotation Worst case: Meridian crossing close to zenith (180° rotation within 2 minutes 2mm/s) Tracking accuracy >> Image stability ~15μm position accuracy during the motion in the entire field Offset requests from the Metrology 4 arc min Visible Tip Tilt Sensor Field of View Hole 1.45 arc min Leiden, April 26th 2005 Page 15 © ESO 2005 AO Department European Southern Observatory LGS light pollution Science field Small if the LGSs are launched at the side of the telescope Severe if launched from M2: 6 LGS, LGS,pointing:60", pointing:60",z=30 z=15 z=60 z=45 z=0 x 10 100 1 LGS 330" off axis, Background: ~ 10e7 photons/s/sqarcsec. 7.5 1 LGS 330" off axis, 7.5 400 Permitted background in the science field after a Notch filter 80 8.5 10 20 6.5 600 Photons/s/sqarcsec. 300 60 7 Notch filter with attenuation ~ 5e5 required 15 7 8 field position ["] 0 0 -100 -20 6 6 -200 -40 5 5 6.5 8 7 0 4 4 5.5 6 3 -5 7 6.5 6 -10 5.5 5 6 6 -15 -300 5 6 7.5 6.5 100 field position ["] field position ["] 10 20 7 9 200 40 7 3 2 -60 1 5.5 5.5 5 -20 -400 -80 5 4.5 -300 -400 -100 -100 -80 Leiden, April 26th 2005 -60 -40 -20 0 20 field position ["] 40 60 -200 80 100 0 -100 320 325 field position ["] 5 300 200 330 335 field position ["] 400 340 0 345 350 2 1 0 100 Page 16 © ESO 2005 AO Department European Southern Observatory Fratricide effect Simulated for large field WFS cut a fraction of the field 4 LGS Launch beh. M2 Pointing 60“ off axis Sub aperture position (0, -1) [m] View of 1 subap. "Big WFS" 80 60 WFS 40 WFS #2 field position ["] Not present if 20the LGSs are launched at the side of the telescope 0 but Spot elongation! WFS #3 -20 Severe if launched from M2: Some sub apertures “look trough” the-40launch beam of one of the lasers and are completely-60blinded How many and in which -80 conditions as well as the Impact to WF reconstruction -80 -60 -40 is to be analyzed Leiden, April 26th 2005 WFS #1 WFS #4 -20 0 20 field position ["] 40 Page 17 60 80 © ESO 2005 AO Department VME64x Statistics CPU CPU 192x192 ac tive area CPU LCU 100/1000 Ethernet CPU CPU CCD Controller CPU 256x256 detector CPU CPU CPU 192x192 ac tive area CPU CPU CPU CPU CCD Controller CPU 256x256 detector CPU CPU CPU CPU 192x192 ac tive area CPU CPU CPU CPU CCD Controller CPU CPU MUSE RTC architecture based on ESO RTC platform (SPARTA) FPGA for slope calculation (pipeline) G4 processor boards for the reconstruction on VME bus CPU CPU CPU European Southern Observatory Reconstruction RTC 256x256 detector CPU 256x256 detector CPU CPU CPU CPU CCD Controller CPU CPU CPU Front-End Acquisition Leiden, April 26th 2005 Tip/Tilt Sensor Page 18 © ESO 2005 Control CPU 192x192 ac tive area Deformable Mirror AO Department European Southern Observatory GALACSI Schedule CDR: Mar.2004 Trade off review: Oct. 2005 Interface definition LGS launch position DSM feasibility / approval PDR: July 06 FDR: July 07 Integration and testing stand alone/ with DSM GALACSI PAE: March 2010 GALACSI Commissioning: Oct. 2010 Leiden, April 26th 2005 Page 19 © ESO 2005 AO Department