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24 December 2003 Closed-loop results of a compact high-speed adaptive optics system with H∞
Benjamin West Frazier, Robert K. Tyson, Jacqueline Ackman, Mark Smith
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Abstract
We report on the results of experiments that demonstrate a robust control system for a general-purpose adaptive optics system and provide robust stability analysis for such a system. Using a commercially available high-speed CCD camera in the Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensor and a 37-actuator Xinetics deformable mirror, we are able to achieve closed-loop performance sufficient for many astronomical, vision science, or laser communications applications. The control system must be robust for the various applications and the entire system must be easily set-up, calibrated, and run by a minimally-trained operator. An H-infinity controller, which optimizes the closed-loop stability of a system, is implemented and analyzed.
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Benjamin West Frazier, Robert K. Tyson, Jacqueline Ackman, and Mark Smith "Closed-loop results of a compact high-speed adaptive optics system with H∞", Proc. SPIE 5169, Astronomical Adaptive Optics Systems and Applications, (24 December 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.506236
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KEYWORDS
Control systems

Deformable mirrors

Adaptive optics

Wavefront sensors

Actuators

Optical spheres

Wavefronts

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