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19 October 2012 An overview of radial supporting ways for large-size movement mirror: a case study of a large-aperture rotating prism
Anhu Li, Wei Wang, Ye Ding, Yongcheng Liang, Jianfeng Sun, Yongjian Zhu, Zhizhong Li, Lijuan Wang, Liren Liu
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Abstract
The paper overviews various supporting ways for large-size movement mirrors, and the advantages and disadvantages of the support methods are summarized. Some valuable optimization methods to improve support effects are also introduced. As a case study, a radial segment-face contact support method is proposed to solve the support problem for a large-aperture rotating prism, and a two-step optimization method is implemented to improve the support effects. The surface deformations under different support separated angles are evaluated. The overview can be as good references for large-size mirror support design in similar opto-mechanical systems especially under movement conditions.
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Anhu Li, Wei Wang, Ye Ding, Yongcheng Liang, Jianfeng Sun, Yongjian Zhu, Zhizhong Li, Lijuan Wang, and Liren Liu "An overview of radial supporting ways for large-size movement mirror: a case study of a large-aperture rotating prism", Proc. SPIE 8487, Novel Optical Systems Design and Optimization XV, 84870T (19 October 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.928456
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KEYWORDS
Mirrors

Prisms

Photovoltaics

Glasses

Optimization (mathematics)

Finite element methods

Mirror structures

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