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To: atm{at}shore.net
From: Jim Burrows
Reply-To: Jim Burrows
At 22:07 2003-06-30 -0500, Jerry B. Hillman wrote:
>I need some help understanding what some of these numbers mean.
>With parabola checked
>...
>Strehl .999
You can ignore the other numbers - the Strehl ratio says you're done
(passing is .8), really done (same as last time) as far as a
single-diameter bench test can judge.
>The star test tonight showed slight astigmatism at high power that went away
>when I rotated the mirror about 30ø.
Hmm, interesting - these thin mirrors can be complicated. Possibly the
astig might come back at different
altitudes. When you do the Ronchi test on a star, make sure the Ronchi
ruling is as vertical as possible - I think primary astigmatism only tilts
the shadows.
>I have the six test file saved for anyone that might want to check my
>entries. I think this mirror is done.
Yeah, chuck it to me, but I can't imagine anything is wrong.
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