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27 October 2003 IASI OGSE spot scan: design and realization of infrared test equipment for use in vacuum
J. Pieter Kappelhof, Bert Dekker, Hans Spierdijk, Erik Boslooper, Henk Bokhove, Peter Verhoeff
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Abstract
This paper presents the development of the IASI Infrared Spot Scan test equipment, with a focus on the mechanical design. The IASI instrument, developed by Alcatel, is a spaceborne meteorological instrument, for observation of the Earth atmosphere in the infrared wavelength region. An infrared Optical Ground Support Equipment (OGSE), developed by TNO TPD is used to test the focal plane of the IASI instrument. The characterization is done by response measurement of an infrared spot scanning the detector area of IASI. The vacuum part of the OGSE consists of 3 linear stages, an optical table comprising an infrared source, an elliptical mirror, a shutter and a diaphragm. The system is partly cooled. A control system for stages, shutter and thermal control completes the system.
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J. Pieter Kappelhof, Bert Dekker, Hans Spierdijk, Erik Boslooper, Henk Bokhove, and Peter Verhoeff "IASI OGSE spot scan: design and realization of infrared test equipment for use in vacuum", Proc. SPIE 5176, Optomechanics 2003, (27 October 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.509110
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KEYWORDS
Camera shutters

Infrared radiation

Optical benches

Control systems

Aluminum

Mirrors

Thermography

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