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2 February 2021 Fast focal plane wavefront sensing as a second stage adaptive optics wavefront sensor
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Abstract
Focal plane wavefront sensing and control has been identified as a crucial technology to enable high contrast imaging down to terrestrial mass, habitable zone exoplanets with future observatories. However, open questions remain as to how such algorithms should be integrated into existing systems to enable reaching their optimal performance, particularly for ground-based adaptive optics (AO). In this paper we use numerical simulations to show that a focal plane wavefront sensing and control technique running on millisecond timescales, called the Fast Atmospheric Self-coherent camera Technique (FAST), can be designed to operate as a “second stage” AO wavefront sensor (WFS), both for low and high order active wavefront control. Accordingly, we propose a closed-loop real-time controller architecture to use both an AO and FAST WFS to control a common DM.
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Benjamin L. Gerard, Jean-Pierre Véran, Garima Singh, Glen Herriot, Olivier Lardière, and Christian Marois "Fast focal plane wavefront sensing as a second stage adaptive optics wavefront sensor", Proc. SPIE 11448, Adaptive Optics Systems VII, 1144826 (2 February 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2562861
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KEYWORDS
Wavefront sensors

Adaptive optics

Error analysis

Atmospheric sensing

Coronagraphy

Earth's atmosphere

Exoplanets

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