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HRS-2 (High Resolution Spectrograph) Instrument Summary

  • Still in early phases of development with no commissioning timeline yet

  • Based on the HRS developed by Bob Tull

  • Fiber-coupled, single object with sky fibers

  • Bench-mounted in insulated chamber in spectrograph room in HET basement

  • Spectrograph enclosure temperature stabilized to about X K

  • Mosaic to two R-4 echelle gratings and white pupil design

  • R = 18000 to 105000

  • 390 to 1100nm wavelength coverage in two exposures, one octave in one exposure

  • CCD is 4096 x 4096 mosaic of 2 E2V 2kx4k CCDs. The blue-side CCD is standard silicon, and the red-side CCD is a deep depletion device.

  • Max value 262143 ADU; max safe value is 255k to avoid nonlinearity issues.

  • Better than XX meter/second long-term wavelength stability

  • Low scattered light

  • X% peak throughput on the sky

  • Funded by NSF and UT Austin

  • Commissioned in XXXXX

  • For target acquisition and auto-guiding notes, see the performance page





Last updated: Fri, 24 Jul 2020 19:42:17 +0000 stevenj



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