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21 December 1988 Two Normal Incidence Collimators Designed For The Calibration Of The Extreme Ultraviolet Explorer
Sharon R. Jelinsky, Barry Welsh, Patrick Jelinsky, Eberhard Spiller
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Abstract
Two Dall-Kirkham, normal incidence collimators have been designed to calibrate the imaging properties of the Extreme Ultraviolet Explorer over the wavelength region from 114 to 2000 A. The mirrors of the short-wavelength, 25-cm diameter collimator are superpolished Zerodur which have been multilayer coated for optimal reflectivity at 114 A. The mirrors of the long-wavelength, 41.25-cm diameter collimator are gold coated Zerodur for high reflectance above 300 A. The design, performance, and future use of these collimators in the extreme ultra-violet is discussed.
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Sharon R. Jelinsky, Barry Welsh, Patrick Jelinsky, and Eberhard Spiller "Two Normal Incidence Collimators Designed For The Calibration Of The Extreme Ultraviolet Explorer", Proc. SPIE 0982, X-Ray Instrumentation in Astronomy II, (21 December 1988); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.948736
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KEYWORDS
Collimators

Mirrors

Reflectivity

Coating

Telescopes

Space telescopes

Multilayers

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