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Sembach - 19 September 2002 Slide 3 of 8 COS Instrument Activities Science instrument news since last TIPS presentation (June ‘02) – – FUV flight detector (with new QE grid) qualified, installed and aligned in instrument – – Fully integrated instrument currently undergoing alignment at Ball > > Gaseous N 2 purge > > Light passed through both NUV and FUV optical paths > > Initial “rough” alignment of all optics is excellent – – Fine alignment will begin soon > > Problem noted with RAS/Cal chief ray alignment > > ABA to be used to calibrate and reset RAS/Cal – – FUV spare detector being assembled > > Mechanical assemblies (door, actuators, etc), QE grid installed > > Final QE measurement in mid-OctoberTRANSCRIPT
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Sembach - 19 September 2002Slide 2 of 8
Overview
New Instrument Scientist (Scott Friedman) STScI ground system development on schedule Instrument integrated, in alignment at Ball SI Environmental (Thermal-Vac): January/March 2003 SI delivery to GSFC: Late March 2003 Launch: April 2004
– SM4– replace COSTAR
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Sembach - 19 September 2002Slide 3 of 8
COS Instrument Activities Science instrument news since last TIPS presentation (June ‘02)
– FUV flight detector (with new QE grid) qualified, installed and aligned in instrument
– Fully integrated instrument currently undergoing alignment at Ball> Gaseous N2 purge > Light passed through both NUV and FUV optical paths> Initial “rough” alignment of all optics is excellent
– Fine alignment will begin soon> Problem noted with RAS/Cal chief ray alignment> ABA to be used to calibrate and reset RAS/Cal
– FUV spare detector being assembled > Mechanical assemblies (door, actuators, etc), QE grid installed> Final QE measurement in mid-October
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Sembach - 19 September 2002Slide 4 of 8
COS Instrument Activities
SI news (continued)– Optic select mechanism (OSM) life test unit undergoing bench testing
> Determine OSM repeatability and stability properties> Necessary for FP-POS (FP-SPLIT) timing and auto-wavecal usage
– Primary D2 lamp in cal-platform failed during pre-alignment platform random vibration / sine burst testing
> Defective lamp, problem understood, replacement lamp to be vibe tested and installed after the N2 alignment testing
– Thermal controller set point issue> Lower than the expected NUV MAMA survivability temperature> Important only in worst-case scenario (extended HST safing / low-
power with several additional problems)
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Sembach - 19 September 2002Slide 5 of 8
STScI Integrated Scheduling System
Phase 5 development completed– Auto-wavecals completed– All primary science / calibration exposure development is now complete
Phase 6 development is in progress– Bright object protection target screening document drafted, circulated
> Instrument Science Report to be filed (Leitherer)– Initial preparations for SMOV begun
> Discussions initiated with IDT> Meeting at STScI next week (called by Carl Biagetti)
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Sembach - 19 September 2002Slide 6 of 8
COS Phase Development Plan(Rev 6, 10/26/01)
Phase 1 (1/1/00 – 6/30/00)Phase 1 (1/1/00 – 6/30/00) Macro DevelopmentMacro Development ReconfigurationsReconfigurationsPhase 2 (7/1/00 – 12/31/00)Phase 2 (7/1/00 – 12/31/00) NUV Timetag Mode + Darks NUV Timetag Mode + Darks FUV Timetag Mode + DarksFUV Timetag Mode + Darks Phase 3 (1/1/01 – 6/30/01)Phase 3 (1/1/01 – 6/30/01) FUV & NUV Accumulation Science ExposuresFUV & NUV Accumulation Science Exposures FUV & NUV Target Acquisition ExposuresFUV & NUV Target Acquisition Exposures FUV & NUV Target Peakup ExposuresFUV & NUV Target Peakup ExposuresPhase 4 (7/1/01 – 12/31/01)Phase 4 (7/1/01 – 12/31/01) Aperture Alignment ExposuresAperture Alignment Exposures OSM1 Focus Alignment ExposuresOSM1 Focus Alignment Exposures OSM1 Rotation Alignment ExposuresOSM1 Rotation Alignment Exposures OSM2 Rotation Alignment ExposuresOSM2 Rotation Alignment Exposures FUV & NUV FP Split ExposuresFUV & NUV FP Split Exposures
Phase 5 (1/1/02 – 6/30/02)Phase 5 (1/1/02 – 6/30/02) FUV & NUV GO Wavelength Calibration ExposuresFUV & NUV GO Wavelength Calibration Exposures FUV & NUV Flat Field Lamp Calibration ExposuresFUV & NUV Flat Field Lamp Calibration Exposures FUV & NUV Automatic Wavelength Calibration FUV & NUV Automatic Wavelength Calibration
Exposures Exposures SAA ContoursSAA ContoursPhase 6 (7/1/02 – 12/31/02)Phase 6 (7/1/02 – 12/31/02) SMGT PreparationsSMGT Preparations SMOV Special CommandingSMOV Special Commanding FUV & NUV Anomalous RecoveryFUV & NUV Anomalous Recovery FUV & NUV Initial Turn-onFUV & NUV Initial Turn-on FUV & NUV BOP Target ScreeningFUV & NUV BOP Target ScreeningPhase 7 (1/1/03 – 6/30/03)Phase 7 (1/1/03 – 6/30/03) FUV & NUV Lifetime AdjustmentsFUV & NUV Lifetime Adjustments Coordinated ParallelsCoordinated Parallels
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Sembach - 19 September 2002Slide 7 of 8
COS “Back-End” Activities
COS Pipeline (CALCOS)COS Pipeline (CALCOS)– Most modules are now complete– Spectral merging procedures for FP-POS positions in progress– Full testing to occur this fall on integrated SI data– Draft of ICD-47 now exists (P. Hodge) and is being reviewed
COS Header KeywordsCOS Header Keywords– Standard header keyword selections/definitions for science and ACQ
exposures completed– Established COS association requirements
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Sembach - 19 September 2002Slide 8 of 8
COS User Support Development
COS mini-handbookCOS mini-handbook– Provides observers with basic information about instrument capabilities
available in Cycle 13– Finalized with revised FUV detector QE estimates (October distribution)
COS exposure time calculatorCOS exposure time calculator– Spectroscopic ETC requirements revisited (Astronomer Proposal Tools
environment)– COS implementation to occur over next 6 months