large micro-mirror arrays: key components in future space instruments for universe and earth observation
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Abstract
In future space missions for Universe and Earth Observation, scientific return could be optimized using MOEMS devices. Micro-mirror arrays are used for designing new generation of instruments, multi-object spectrographs in Universe Observation and programmable wide field spectrographs in Earth Observation. Mock-ups have been designed and built for both applications and they show very promising results.
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| Authors | ;Zamkotsian Frederic;Lanzoni Patrick;Canonica Michael;Noell Wilfried;Lani Sebastien |
| Journal | acta botânica brasílica |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.1051/matecconf/20153207002
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