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International Astronomical Union Colloquium, 1984
AbstractAdaptive optics is a technique for correcting atmospheric wavefront disturbances to yield diffraction limited imaging. It is a technique whose advantages are most apparent in the 2-5µ spectral region, where wavefront corrections are derived from study of visible objects. Graphs are presented to show performance needs of adaptive optics systems.
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AbstractAdaptive optics is a technique for correcting atmospheric wavefront disturbances to yield diffraction limited imaging. It is a technique whose advantages are most apparent in the 2-5µ spectral region, where wavefront corrections are derived from study of visible objects. Graphs are presented to show performance needs of adaptive optics systems.
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The goal of the corrector is to correct for monochromatic aberrations by flattening the wavefront. It is arguably the most important component in an adaptive optics (AO) system. The majority of AO systems use mirrors that can change their shape or deform, hence the name deformable mirrors.
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Tbit/s line-rate satellite feeder links enabled by coherent modulation and full-adaptive optics
Light: Science and Applications, 2023Benedikt Baeuerle +2 more
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Feature issue introduction: applications of adaptive optics
Optics Express, 2021Laura Young +2 more
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