FM ILT reference numbers
Ge:Ga detector settings
- Blue
par
value
comment
Bias d
198 mV
Bias / heater loop test shows that 168 is slightly better, but 198 used throughout ILT
Bias r
10 mV
Component level value - to be verified on CRE checkout test
Heater
1.5 mA
Result from bias / heater loop test is 2.49 K
- Red
par
value
comment
Bias d
69 mV
From bias / heater loop test
Bias r
10 mV
Component level value - to be verified on CRE checkout test
- Capacitance
Decimal
bits
Capacitance (fF)
Ratio
0
00
140
1
8
10
240
1.71
4
01
450
3.21
12
11
1150
8.21
Grating
- Configuration table: CONFGrat. Column : FMILTFast / FMILT_R_Fast for redundant
- Allowed working range :
- 32K - 1064K (nominal)
- 50K - 1082K (redundant)
- Conversion wavelength - grating position (based on ILT-1) :
Band
Order
Filter
wavelength
Grating position
R1
1
n/a
210um
96K
100um
991K
B2B
2
B
100um
301K
70um
812K
B2A
2
A
70um
812K
53um
1040K
B3A
3
A
70um
183K
50um
740K
- Key wavelength positions
Grating position
Wave Red
Wave Blue Fil A n=3
Wave Blue Fil A n=2
Wave Blue Fil B n=2
794000
142.43
71.22
535000
175.63
58.55
87.82
461000
183.96
61.32
91.99
- Other wavelengths in the PCSS:
from spec import * print wave2GratPos(105., "B2", 8, calVersion="FM_1_0") print gratPos2Wave(1000000, "B2", 8, calversion="FM_1_0")
Chopper
- !!! Do NOT use the chopper in redundant mode !!!
- Configuration table CONFChopper / column : CSLopt3-600
- Accessible range : -23500 to +23000
- At +/- 25000 a field plate limit disables the controller
- Conversion chopper position - angle on the sky - FPU angle relevant for Photometer
FPU Angle
Sky Angle
Chopper pos
Comment
-7.57 deg
-5.79 arcmin
-21350
center CS1 (determined from PHOTO FoV map)
-2.14 deg
-105 arcsec
-6578
Photometer chop A
-0.37 deg
-26 arcsec
-1131
Photometer chop field A (point source photometry)
0.22 deg
0 arcsec
664
Optical zero - value from Zeiss measurements
0.80 deg
26 arcsec
2450
Photometer chop field B (point source photometry)
2.57 deg
105 arcsec
7756
Photometer chop B
7.94 deg
5.74 arcmin
21200
center CS2 (determined from PHOTO FoV map)
- Conversion chopper position - angle on the sky - FPU angle relevant for Spectrometer
FPU Angle
Sky Angle
Chopper pos
Comment
-7.57 deg
-5.79 arcmin
-21350
center CS1 (determined from PHOTO FoV map)
-3 arcmin
-11580
large chopper throw A
-1.5 arcmin
-5552
medium chopper throw A
-0.5 arcmin
-1408
small chopper throw A
0.22 deg
0 arcmin
664
Optical zero - value from Zeiss measurements
0.5 arcmin
2724
small chopper throw B
1.5 arcmin
6769
medium chopper throw B
3 arcmin
12444
large chopper throw B
7.94 deg
5.74 arcmin
21200
center CS2 (determined from PHOTO FoV map)
Other angles - in the PCSS (release >20070303A) :
from all import * chopPositions = Double1d([-21350.,-6700., 664., 8000., +21200.]) # CS1, PhotLeft, Center, PhotRight, CS2 # Chopper positions to FPU angles (deg) print chopPos2FpuAnglePol(chopPositions) # Chopper positions to Sky angles (arcmin) print chopPos2SkyAngle(chopPositions) # FPU angles (deg) to Chopper positions fpuAngles = Double1d([-4, 4]) print fpuAngle2ChopPosPol(fpuAngles) # Sky angles (arcmin) to Chopper positions skyAngles = Double1d([-3, 3]) print skyAngle2ChopPos(skyAngles)
- Chopper step to move over one pixel - depends on chopper position
Chop pos
Blue phot (3.2")
Red phot (6.4")
Spectro (9.4")
-21350 (CS1)
164
328
481
-6700
218
437
641
664
221
441
648
8000
209
417
613
21200 (CS2)
150
300
441
At other positions - in the PCSS (release >20070303A):
bluePhotSky = 3.2 # Blue photometer pixel on the sky (arcsec) fpuAngle = -7.6 # degrees - chopper angle at which to calculate the delta position chopPos = fpuAngle2ChopPosPol(Double1d([fpuAngle])) offsetChopPos = convertChopperAngleSteps(chopPos,bluePhotSky * 80.69/60.]) print offsetChopPos
Filter Wheel PHOT
- POS A = Long wavelength (Green)
- POS B = Short wavelength (Blue)
Filter Wheel SPEC
- POS A = Short wavelength (50-70um)
- POS B = Long wavelength (70-100um)
Calibration sources
- CS1
- 48 Ohm = 55K
- Chopper position center : -21350
- CS2
- 58 Ohm = 60K
- Chopper position center : +21200
- Temperature - resistance conversion:
Calsource_T_R_Conversion.txt (left column: Temp in K; right column: Resistor Value in Ohm)
Saturating OGSE BB temperatures
In the following tables you find OGSE Blackbody temperatures for which one can expect saturation in the spectrometer. The estimates are done for 0.25s ramps.
Blue detector
Capacitance |
0 |
8 |
4 |
12 |
|
0.14 |
0.23 |
0.43 |
1.09 |
60 micron (order 2) |
50 |
54 |
67 |
- |
60 micron (order 3) |
60 |
- |
- |
- |
75 micron |
51 |
58 |
70 |
- |
Red detector
Capacitance |
0 |
8 |
4 |
12 |
|
0.28 |
0.41 |
0.68 |
1.42 |
130 micron |
27.5 |
30.5 |
35 |
44.5 |
It is assumed that the saturation level happens at 30,000 ADC/ramp.
When no temperature is given in the Table it means that it is above 60K.
XY stage
- Scale: 1" on the sky = 0.18mm
- Spectrometer
- Focus : +5mm (from FMILT-1, not incompatible with spectro FMILT-2)
- 1 pixel = 9.4" = 1.692mm
- Center spectro field :
X stage (mm)
Y stage (mm)
RED
-12.7628
0.938300
BLUE
-12.6774
1.15180
- Photometer
- Focus : +5mm (from FMILT-1)
- 1 blue pixel = 3.2" = 0.576mm
- 1 red pixel = 6.4" = 1.152mm
- Center field :
- x = 4 mm
- y = 1.5