| 45 | | || 12.06.2023 || '''Hans Jürgen Kärcher (Consulting Engineer, Karben)''' || '''Optical Configurations for Extreme Large Telescopes - Viewpoint of a Structural Engineer[[BR]][[BR]]'''The optical layout of large telescopes is defined by the science cases and related science instruments for which the telescope is designated. Design drivers for the optomechanical system of the telescope are the requested wavelength range, magnification, and field of view. The increasing diversity of the science cases leads to increasing expectations for size and quality of its main optical components.[[BR]][[BR]]The lecture gives an overview on optical configurations of large telescopes for different wavelength ranges and throughput – optical, radio, infrared, solar etc., and describes the related challenges for their structural, and mechanical design.[[BR]]'''[[BR]]'''Presentation: German[[BR]]Slides: English[[BR]]Questions: German, English || |
| | 45 | || '''12.06.2023''' || '''Hans Jürgen Kärcher (Consulting Engineer, Karben)''' || '''Optical Configurations for Extreme Large Telescopes - Viewpoint of a Structural Engineer[[BR]][[BR]]'''The optical layout of large telescopes is defined by the science cases and related science instruments for which the telescope is designated. Design drivers for the optomechanical system of the telescope are the requested wavelength range, magnification, and field of view. The increasing diversity of the science cases leads to increasing expectations for size and quality of its main optical components.[[BR]][[BR]]The lecture gives an overview on optical configurations of large telescopes for different wavelength ranges and throughput – optical, radio, infrared, solar etc., and describes the related challenges for their structural, and mechanical design.[[BR]]'''[[BR]]'''Presentation: German[[BR]]Slides: English[[BR]]Questions: German, English || |
