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C2PU TELESCOPES Version 02, 28/08/2016 Jean-Pierre Rivet CNRS, OCA, Dept. Lagrange jean-pierre.rivet@oca.eu © C2PU, Observatoire de la Cote d’Azur, Université de Nice Sophia-Antipolis

C2PU-Team, Observatoire de Nice C2PU: two telescopes West dome Omicron telescope East dome Epsilon telescope TWO 1-METER TELESCOPES West (“Ouest” in French): omicron telescope (“omicron”: Greek leter for “O”) East (“Est” in French): epsilon telescope (“epsilon”: Greek letter for “E”) 17/02/2019 C2PU-Team, Observatoire de Nice

C2PU-Team, Observatoire de Nice C2PU: two telescopes Epsilon telescope Omicron telescope 17/02/2019 C2PU-Team, Observatoire de Nice

C2PU Telescopes : optical combinations Cassegrain secondary focus Secondary mirror (hyperbolic) Magnifies a lot Narrow field of view Best for planetary imaging F 13000 mm D = 1040 mm F / D = 12.5 AVAILABLE ON BOTH TELESCOPES ! Primary mirror (parabolic) CCD camera at secondary focus 17/02/2019 C2PU-Team, Observatoire de Nice

C2PU Telescopes : optical combinations Pure primary focus configuration Simple, perfect at center, BUT strong coma aberration off-axis ! CCD camera at primary focus F 2995 mm D = 1040 mm F / D = 2.88 Primary mirror (parabolic) 17/02/2019 C2PU-Team, Observatoire de Nice

C2PU Telescope : optical combinations Prime focus configuration with Wynne corrector CCD camera at corrected primary focus Much better ! 3-lens Wynne coma corrector F 3297 mm D = 1040 mm F / D = 3.17 Primary mirror (parabolic) 17/02/2019 C2PU-Team, Observatoire de Nice

How focalization is done Prime focus configuration with Wynne corrector All the focal assembly (Wynne corrector + Camera) can move up and down. Fully motorized, computer-operated, with position gauge Focalization AVAILABLE ON OMICRON TELESCOPE ONLY ! 17/02/2019 C2PU-Team, Observatoire de Nice

Sample image Galaxy NGC 6946: Distance:  10 Mly App. size: 9.8  11 ‘ Telescope: omicron@C2PU Focus: Primary + ParraCor Camera: SBIG ST4000 XCM Exposure: 90 x 2mn Date: 14/09/2012 Author: David Vernet 17/02/2019

C2PU Telescopes : optical combinations Celestial North pole “Coudé” focus 4th mirror (flat) Secondary mirror (hyperbolic) Polar axis CCD camera at coudé focus Magnifies a lot Very narrow field of view Fixed focus Best for “big” focal sensors 3rd mirror (flat) Optical bench AVAILABLE ON EPSILON TELESCOPE ONLY ! F = 36400 mm D = 1040 mm F / D = 35 5th mirror (flat) Primary mirror (parabolic) 17/02/2019 C2PU-Team, Observatoire de Nice

Optical configurations Prime focus + Wynne corrector F/3.2: Photometry, Astrometry, Occultations. Wide field imaging. Coudé focus F/35 Only for invited instruments West dome Omicron telescope East dome Epsilon telescope Cassegrain focus F/12.5 or F/9.0 (with focal reducer): Spectroscopy, Narrow field imaging. Cassegrain focus F/12.5 or F/9.0 (with focal reducer) Spectroscopy, Narrow field imaging. 17/02/2019 C2PU-Team, Observatoire de Nice

C2PU Telescopes : equatorial yoke mount Yoke mount “pros and cons” : Very stable mechanically Low flexion Limitations in accessible sky zone (blind angles). ... More on that later. Polar axis H  North pillar Telescope’s tube (Serrurier structure) Yoke Declination axis South pillar 17/02/2019 C2PU-Team, Observatoire de Nice

Omicron Telescope : accessible zone Elevation: h > 18° Declination: < 60° Hour angle: -6h < H < +6h 17/02/2019 C2PU-Team, Observatoire de Nice

Epsilon Telescope : accessible zone Elevation: h > 21° Declination: < 60° Hour angle: -5.3h < H < +5.3h 17/02/2019 C2PU-Team, Observatoire de Nice

C2PU-Team, Observatoire de Nice ENJOY ! 17/02/2019 C2PU-Team, Observatoire de Nice