Abstract
IMaX current status is reported on. IMaX, the Imaging Magnetograph eXperiment developed for a
Spanish consortium for the SUNRISE Mission, is a payload that will work simultaneously as a high
sensitivity polarimeter, a high resolving spectral power, and a near diffraction limited imager. Once every
mechanical element has been purchased, the assembly, integration, alignment and verification processes
(AIV process) has been carried out successfully. After a brief description of the IMaX opto-mechanical
elements that have been received, the integration sequence as well as the main results obtained during the
AIV process are presented.
Basically, AIV process consists on the opto-mechanical components assembly on the Optical Bench
(OB), the optical elements assembly on the previously integrated optomechanics, the alignment and
orientation of the opto-mechanical components, and the two-channels quality evaluation that allows to
leave the opto-mechanical components ready for the cameras integration and IMaX performance tests
characterization. Actually, the most relevant results related to the AIV process as well as the IMaX
performance firsts tests are presented.
