• Infrared and Laser Engineering
  • Vol. 49, Issue 8, 20200058 (2020)
Keran Deng1, Kai Wei1, Kai Jin2, Ruoxi Dong1, Min Li2, and Yudong Zhang1
Author Affiliations
  • 1Key Laboratory on Adaptive Optics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Chengdu 610209, China
  • 2Key Laboratory on Adaptive Optics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Chengdu 610209, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/IRLA20200058 Cite this Article
    Keran Deng, Kai Wei, Kai Jin, Ruoxi Dong, Min Li, Yudong Zhang. Research on high-contrast imaging performance of 1.8 m telescope sodium beacon adaptive optical system[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2020, 49(8): 20200058 Copy Citation Text show less
    As of December 30, 2019, the discovered exoplanets
    Fig. 1. As of December 30, 2019, the discovered exoplanets
    Brightness distribution of the main star of the direct imaging exoplanet system
    Fig. 2. Brightness distribution of the main star of the direct imaging exoplanet system
    Layout of the 2nd prototype sodium beacon AO
    Fig. 3. Layout of the 2nd prototype sodium beacon AO
    Design schematic of a phase mask coronagraph system
    Fig. 4. Design schematic of a phase mask coronagraph system
    Relationship between halo contrast and WFS integration time
    Fig. 5. Relationship between halo contrast and WFS integration time
    Influence function of the DM
    Fig. 6. Influence function of the DM
    Coronagraph in simulation experiment
    Fig. 7. Coronagraph in simulation experiment
    Halo contrast and wavefront closed-loop residual error with WFS integration time. The blue solid line is the theoretical analysis of the halo contrast and the blue inverted triangle is the simulation result, the red circle is the residual wavefront error
    Fig. 8. Halo contrast and wavefront closed-loop residual error with WFS integration time. The blue solid line is the theoretical analysis of the halo contrast and the blue inverted triangle is the simulation result, the red circle is the residual wavefront error
    Relationship between planetary/star stellar brightness ratio and planetary angular interval required to reach SNR = 5 in 3 h
    Fig. 9. Relationship between planetary/star stellar brightness ratio and planetary angular interval required to reach SNR = 5 in 3 h
    Relationship between planetary/star stellar brightness ratio and planetary angular interval required to reach SNR = 5 in 2 h. The green circle indicates the brightness ratio of the planet to the star; the purple solid line indicates the Robo-AO exoplanet detection capability; the blue solid line indicates the sodium beacon AO exoplanet detection capability
    Fig. 10. Relationship between planetary/star stellar brightness ratio and planetary angular interval required to reach SNR = 5 in 2 h. The green circle indicates the brightness ratio of the planet to the star; the purple solid line indicates the Robo-AO exoplanet detection capability; the blue solid line indicates the sodium beacon AO exoplanet detection capability
    Focal anisoplanatism phases of ROBO-AO Rayleigh guide star and Lijiang 1.8 m sodium guide star
    Fig. 11. Focal anisoplanatism phases of ROBO-AO Rayleigh guide star and Lijiang 1.8 m sodium guide star
    ParametersStandard value
    Fried parameter r010 cm @550 nm
    AtmosphereTurbulence heightHi/km 0.3 5 12
    Fractional r00.5 0.3 0.2
    Wind speed v/m·s-15
    TelescopeD/m 1.8
    Height HLGS/km 90
    LGSBrightness magnitude8
    Angle to target/(°)0
    AOWFS sub-aperture9×9
    WFS frequency fi/Hz 500 −2 000
    WFS read-out noise2 e/pixel
    Table 1.

    Parameter table of sodium beacon adaptive optical system

    钠信标自适应光学系统参数表

    Keran Deng, Kai Wei, Kai Jin, Ruoxi Dong, Min Li, Yudong Zhang. Research on high-contrast imaging performance of 1.8 m telescope sodium beacon adaptive optical system[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2020, 49(8): 20200058
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