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Guido Agapito THE ERIS ADAPTIVE OPTICS SYSTEM ERIS ERIS, the Enhanced Resolution Imager and Spectrograph, is an instrument for the Cassegrain focus of UT4 at the ESO VLT. It comprises: two science instruments : NIX : IR imager


  1. Guido Agapito THE ERIS ADAPTIVE OPTICS SYSTEM

  2. ERIS ERIS, the Enhanced Resolution Imager and Spectrograph, is an instrument for the Cassegrain focus of UT4 at the ESO VLT. It comprises: § two science instruments : ú NIX : IR imager providing diffraction limited imaging, Sparse Aperture Masking (SAM) and pupil plane coronagraphy capabilities from 1 to 5 μm. ú SPIFFIER (SPectrometer for Infrared Faint Field Imaging with Enhanced Resolution): near-IR (1.08-2.43 μm) integral field spectrograph (upgraded version of SPIFFI). § An Adaptive optics module . § A Calibration Unit (CU). 2

  3. ERIS – Consortium • Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics ( MPE , with contributions from ETH Zürich) • INAF (Arcetri, Padova, and Teramo) • UK Astronomy Technology Centre ( ATC ) • ESO 3

  4. ERIS – Conceptual scheme AO module Scientific instruments 4

  5. ERIS – AO module The AO module has wavefront sensing and real-time computing capabilities. It interfaces to the AOF infrastructure and provides the following observing modes: § LGS-mode: a WFS provides high-order AO correction using a LGS on-axis (T-WFS) and a second WFS provides low-order correction using a NGS (R-WFS) in the patrol field (R≤1’). § NGS-mode: a WFS Visible light provides high-order AO correction using a NGS (R-WFS) in the patrol field; Laser light IR light 5

  6. ERIS – AO module design Folding mirror VIS dichroic IR/VIS dichroic 6

  7. ERIS – AO performance Performance w/ full error budget Performance from E2E simulations Top level requirements On-axis NGS (seeing 0.87”) 7

  8. ERIS – NGS-mode contrast TLR : “… a contrast (5σ after post-processing) of more than 10 magnitudes in L’-band and M’-band shall be achieved over at least the radial range 3-7λ/D …” L’ band: • Star mag. 5 • BG mag. 3.9 𝐵𝐸𝐽 𝑇𝑂𝑆 𝑂 )*+,-. = 𝑜 0122 3 + 2 𝑂 )*+,-. + 2 𝑂 6.+7 + 2 𝑂 89 𝜏 0122 Where 𝜏 0122 (𝑠) = RMS of difference between two uncorrelated PSF in the bin, N planet , N star , N BG are respectively the photon noise, from the planet and the star, and the sky background noise in the considered bin. 8

  9. ERIS – Pyramid WFS upgrade Performance NGS-mode Pyramid Pupil relay lens WFS Light from the Rotating optical mechanism NGS/LGS Periscope beamsplitter Pyramid layout Tech. viewer Fast Steering Mirror Focal reducer Relay lens ADC Derotator Beam-splitter 9

  10. ERIS – schedule 10

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