Imaging AO System

Imaging AO System

Supplier
Lighteek
Category
Sensors
Origin
China

An imaging AO system mainly consists of three major parts: a deformable mirror, a composite wavefront sensor, and a wavefront processor. We offer three solutions. AO System Solution One The composite wavefront sensor is independently developed by the company, with a development cycle of approximately 8 weeks. (1) IOE-developed deformable mirror configuration parameters (2) Composite wavefront sensor The sensor includes Hartmann wavefront detection, near-field detection, and far-field detection modules. The near-field module is an auxiliary optical-path adjustment option. (3) AO real-time correction processor Two types of adaptive-optics real-time closed-loop correction processor are available: 1) X86+Linux architecture An industrial computer and image-acquisition card are used. A real-time processing patch is added to the Linux kernel, with real-time computation in the driver layer. Qt-based upper-level control algorithms provide interaction. AO system configuration and algorithm changes are relatively easy, making it suitable for experiments investigating AO closed-loop correction algorithms. 2) DSP+FPGA architecture Real-time signal-processing boards run flashed AO closed-loop firmware. External TCP/UDP protocols load common parameters and configuration files. The system is compact and convenient, but algorithm modifications are more difficult, making it suitable for mature, stable product projects. II. AO System Solution Two Deformable mirror parameters The independently developed composite wavefront sensor takes approximately 6 weeks. Parameters are consistent with configuration 1, with some differences depending on detection type; parameters are consistent with configuration 1, approximately 6 weeks. III. AO System Solution Three The independently developed composite wavefront sensor takes approximately 6 weeks. Parameters are consistent with configuration 1, with some differences depending on detection type; parameters are consistent with solution one, approximately 6 weeks.

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An imaging AO system mainly consists of three major parts: a deformable mirror, a composite wavefront sensor, and a wavefront processor. We offer three solutions. AO System Solution One The composite wavefront sensor is independently developed by the company, with a development cycle of approximately 8 weeks. (1) IOE-developed deformable mirror configuration parameters (2) Composite wavefront sensor The sensor includes Hartmann wavefront detection, near-field detection, and far-field detection modules. The near-field module is an auxiliary optical-path adjustment option. (3) AO real-time correction processor Two types of adaptive-optics real-time closed-loop correction processor are available: 1) X86+Linux architecture An industrial computer and image-acquisition card are used. A real-time processing patch is added to the Linux kernel, with real-time computation in the driver layer. Qt-based upper-level control algorithms provide interaction. AO system configuration and algorithm changes are relatively easy, making it suitable for experiments investigating AO closed-loop correction algorithms. 2) DSP+FPGA architecture Real-time signal-processing boards run flashed AO closed-loop firmware. External TCP/UDP protocols load common parameters and configuration files. The system is compact and convenient, but algorithm modifications are more difficult, making it suitable for mature, stable product projects. II. AO System Solution Two Deformable mirror parameters The independently developed composite wavefront sensor takes approximately 6 weeks. Parameters are consistent with configuration 1, with some differences depending on detection type; parameters are consistent with configuration 1, approximately 6 weeks. III. AO System Solution Three The independently developed composite wavefront sensor takes approximately 6 weeks. Parameters are consistent with configuration 1, with some differences depending on detection type; parameters are consistent with solution one, approximately 6 weeks.

Specifications

ParameterValue
IOE-Developed Deformable Mirror - Mirror Size [AO system solution one]32mm×32mm
IOE-Developed Deformable Mirror - Effective Beam Aperture [AO system solution one]Square :28mm×28mm, Circular :φ26.8mm
IOE-Developed Deformable Mirror - Operating Incidence Angle [AO system solution one]±22.5°
IOE-Developed Deformable Mirror - Actuator Arrangement [AO system solution one]Square 11×11
IOE-Developed Deformable Mirror - Actuator Type [AO system solution one]Piezoelectric ceramic
IOE-Developed Deformable Mirror - Actuator Stroke [AO system solution one; 22.5° incidence can produce approximately 9μm optical path difference modulation]±2.5μm (22.5° incidence can produce approximately 9μm optical path difference modulation)
IOE-Developed Deformable Mirror - Actuator Stroke Resolution [AO system solution one]<0.5nm
IOE-Developed Deformable Mirror - Operating Frequency [AO system solution one]>5kHz
IOE Independently Developed Deformable Mirror - Surface Figure RMS [AO system solution one; self-leveling flat type]Self-leveling flat type, RMS<20nm
IOE Independently Developed Deformable Mirror - Coating Stack [AO system solution one; @500~1500nm; customizable]Enhanced aluminum coating, broadband reflectance R>90%@500~1500nm (customizable)
IOE-Developed Deformable Mirror - Drive Power Supply Data Interface [AO system solution one]Ethernet port, optical fiber
IOE-Developed Deformable Mirror - Drive Power Supply Dimensions [AO system solution one; smaller enclosure customizable]Standard 4U enclosure (smaller enclosure customizable)
Composite Wavefront Sensor - Clear Aperture [AO system solution one]Square :28mm×28mm, Circular :φ26.8mm
Composite Wavefront Sensor - Wavefront Detection Range PV [AO system solution one]PV>30μm
Composite Wavefront Sensor - Wavefront Detection Accuracy [AO system solution one; @full aperture]~0.05λ @ full aperture
Composite Wavefront Sensor - Operating Wavelength [AO system solution one](Coating system selected according to the operating wavelength)
Composite Wavefront Sensor - Working Field of View [AO system solution one]±3′
Composite Wavefront Sensor - Internal Modules [AO system solution one]1. Wavefront detection module; 2. Far-field optical-axis detection module; 3. Near-field detection module
Composite Wavefront Sensor - Wavefront Detection Module - Subaperture Size (Object Plane) [AO system solution one]2mm×2mm
Composite Wavefront Sensor - Wavefront Detection Module - Microlens/Subaperture Array Size [AO system solution one]≥15×15, Square
Composite Wavefront Sensor - Wavefront Detection Module - Individual Microlens Size [AO system solution one]2mm×2mm
Composite Wavefront Sensor - Wavefront Detection Module - Individual Microlens Focal Length [AO system solution one; designed according to the operating wavelength]f=~15mm (designed according to the operating wavelength)
Composite Wavefront Sensor - Wavefront Detection Module - Pixel Count per Subaperture [AO system solution one]>50×50
Composite Wavefront Sensor - Wavefront Detection Module - Photodetector [AO system solution one]Selected according to the operating wavelength and detection-frequency requirements
Composite Wavefront Sensor - Far-Field Module - Focal Length [AO system solution one; selected according to the operating wavelength]568mm (selected according to the operating wavelength)
Composite Wavefront Sensor - Far-Field Module - Photodetector [AO system solution one]Selected according to the operating wavelength
Composite Wavefront Sensor - Far-Field Module - Field of View [AO system solution one]±1.5′
Composite Wavefront Sensor - Additional Components [AO system solution one]Allow for attenuator space and position
Composite Wavefront Sensor - Additional Components [AO system solution one]The wavefront detector module considers adding a narrowband filter before the microlens
Composite Wavefront Sensor - Center Height [AO system solution one]Determined according to sensor size
AO Real-Time Correction Processor - X86+Linux Architecture - Real-Time Processing Capacity [AO system solution one]Subaperture count ~1000; 300-unit actuator class; processing frame rate >300Hz
AO Real-Time Correction Processor - X86+Linux Architecture - Correction Residual [AO system solution one]RMS<0.05λ
AO Real-Time Correction Processor - DSP+FPGA Architecture - Correction Residual [AO system solution one]RMS<0.05λ

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Changchun Lighteek Technology Co., Ltd. focuses on wireless optical communication technology. Its main products include wireless optical communication products, lasers, detectors, beam parameter detection products, adaptive optics products, atmospheric environment simulation products, and also provides customized services for optical systems, opto-mechanical systems, and temperature control products, widely used in communications, scientific research and other fields.

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