Keck Planet Finder: design updates
- Creators
- Gibson, Steven R.
- Howard, Andrew W.
- Rider, Kodi
- Roy, Arpita
- Edelstein, Jerry
- Kassis, Marc
- Grillo, Jason
- Halverson, Sam
- Sirk, Martin M.
- Smith, Christopher
- Allen, Steve
- Baker, Ashley
- Beichman, Charles
- Berriman, Bruce
- Brown, Thomas M.
- Casey, Kelleen
- Chin, Jason W.
- Coutts, David W.
- Cowley, David
- Deich, William
- Feger, Tobias
- Fulton, Benjamin
- Gers, Luke
- Gurevich, Yulia V.
- Ishikawa, Yuzo
- James, Ean
- Jelinsky, Sharon
- Kaye, Stephen
- Lanclos, Kyle
- Li, Adela
- Lilley, Scott
- McCarney, Ben
- Miller, Tim
- Milner, Steve
- O'Hanlon, Timothy J.
- Pember, Jacob
- Raffanti, Mike
- Rockosi, Constance
- Rubenzahl, Ryan
- Rumph, Dave
- Sandford, Dale
- Savage, Maureen
- Schwab, Christian
- Seifahrt, Andreas
- Shaum, Abby
- Smith, Roger
- Stuermer, Julian
- Thorne, Jim
- Vandenberg, Adam
- Von Boeckmann, Tod
- Wang, Cindy
- Wang, Qifang
- Weisfeiler, Marie
- Wilcox, Mavourneen
- Wishnow, Edward H.
- Wizinowich, Peter
- Wold, Truman
- Wolfenberger, Anna
Abstract
The Keck Planet Finder (KPF) is a fiber-fed, high-resolution, high-stability spectrometer in development at the UC Berkeley Space Sciences Laboratory for the W.M. Keck Observatory. KPF is designed to characterize exoplanets via Doppler spectroscopy with a goal of a single measurement precision of 0.3 m s-1 or better, however its resolution and stability will enable a wide variety of astrophysical pursuits. Here we provide post-preliminary design review design updates for several subsystems, including: the main spectrometer, the fabrication of the Zerodur optical bench; the data reduction pipeline; fiber agitator; fiber cable design; fiber scrambler; VPH testing results and the exposure meter.
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- 107534
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- CaltechAUTHORS:20210119-100336493
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2021-01-19Created from EPrint's datestamp field
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- Caltech groups
- Astronomy Department, Infrared Processing and Analysis Center (IPAC)
- Series Name
- Proceedings of SPIE
- Series Volume or Issue Number
- 11447