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TPF @ Princeton
The Beat-Down Phenomenonin Adaptive Optics
Amir Give’onDepartment of Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering, Princeton University
Adviser: N.J. KasdinJan 2004
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Ever wondered why phase conjugation does not work?
Amir Give’onDepartment of Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering, Princeton University
Adviser: N.J. KasdinJan 2004
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Princeton TPF project(space-based)
•Contrast ratio needed: 1010
•Aberrations do not change over time
•The main source of aberrations is the optical components in the system
•Very long integration time
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Problem:
Given an estimate of the wavefront and a
realistic DM model, what should be the
DM’s shape that will create the most optimal
contrast in the image plane?
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Ideal System
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Aberrated System I
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Aberrated System II
beat-down
beat-down
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Aberrated System III
Measured aberration:
Corrected image:
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Suppose we measure the phase aberration up to some maximum spatial frequency:
We may also decompose,
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The components are given by the inner product:
And with a bit of manipulations…
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10 min later…
where,
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Optimal Correction
The corrected image is given by,
The exponential term could be written as,
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While the cost function minimized in conventional phase conjugation is:
The cost function we are going to minimize now will be:
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Phase aberration
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Point Spread Function
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Conventional phase conjugation
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Point Spread Function )corrected(
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Components )conventional(
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Components )optimal(
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Point Spread Function )corrected(
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Answer:
The shape that will minimize the mean
square sum of the components in the series
for the exponential term.
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