NASA NTRS · 20100033366
Performance Sensitivity Studies on the PIAA Implementation of the High-Contrast Imaging Testbed
Abstract
This slide presentation reviews the sensitivity studies on the Phase-Induced Amplitude Apodization (PIAA), or pupil mapping using the High-Contrast Imaging Testbed (HCIT). PIAA is a promising technique in high-dynamic range stellar coronagraph. This presentation reports on the investigation of the effects of the phase and rigid-body errors of various optics on the narrowband contrast performance of the PIAA/HCIT hybrid system. The results have shown that the 2-step wavefront control method utilizing 2-DMs is quite effective in compensating the effects of realistic phase and rigid-body errors of various optics
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Sidick, Erkin, Lou, John, Shaklan, Stuart, Levine, Marie. 2010-05-08. Performance Sensitivity Studies on the PIAA Implementation of the High-Contrast Imaging Testbed. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20100033366
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