MAXIM Periscope Module

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MAXIM Periscope Module

• Team Lead
• Jennifer Medlin Bracken
• 25 April 2003

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Presentation Agenda

• Introduction Jennifer M. Bracken
• Science Overview H. John Wood
• Instrument Systems Deborah A. Amato
• Optical Analysis Dennis C. Evans
• Mechanical Systems Joseph W. Pellicciotti Da
  vid J. Palace Michael F. Correia
• Structural Analysis Jeffrey A. Bolognese
• Electro-mechanical Jason G. Budinoff
• Thermal Robert A. Chalmers
• Electrical C. Paul Earle
• Cost Modeling William M. Lawson
• Closing Comments Jennifer M. Bracken

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Study Objectives

• How do you make these light weight mirrors so
  they are flat to better than ?/400?
• How do you hold these mirrors with actuators to
  move them by nm over microns of range? Which
  Actuators and controlling electronics? Do you
  put actuators on all the mirrors?
• How does the structure provide an environment
  suitable to maintain the mirror figure and
  stability?
• Do we need internal metrology? How to implement?
• How do we register one modules mirror surfaces
  to another modules mirror surfaces at the micron
  level?
• How to mass produce these? By how much does this
  save costs?
• What would the alignment procedures be?
• Trade Studies- three different mirror module
  sizes,..
• We need the usual IMDC cost/mass/power inputs.
  Drawings.

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Customer Notes