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24 July 1998 Micro-Arcsecond Metrology testbed (MAM)
Stuart B. Shaklan, Steven L. Azevedo, Randall D. Bartos, Andrew E. Carlson, Yekta Gursel, Peter G. Halverson, Andreas C. Kuhnert, Yao Lin, R. Savedra, Edouard G. Schmidtlin
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Abstract
The micro-arcsecond metrology testbed (MAM) is a high- precision long baseline interferometer inside a vibration- isolated vacuum tank. The instrument consists of an artificial star, a laser metrology system, and a single- baseline interferometer with a 1.8m baseline and a 5cm clear aperture. MAM's purpose is to demonstrate that the astrometric error budget specified for the Space Interferometry Mission can be met.
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Stuart B. Shaklan, Steven L. Azevedo, Randall D. Bartos, Andrew E. Carlson, Yekta Gursel, Peter G. Halverson, Andreas C. Kuhnert, Yao Lin, R. Savedra, and Edouard G. Schmidtlin "Micro-Arcsecond Metrology testbed (MAM)", Proc. SPIE 3350, Astronomical Interferometry, (24 July 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.317192
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KEYWORDS
Metrology

Stars

Interferometers

Laser metrology

Mirrors

Beam splitters

Control systems

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