Interfacing adaptive optics simulations with the optical model: a powerful tool for MORFEO

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Main Authors: Pariani, Giorgio, Agapito, Guido, Magrin, Demetrio, Munari, Matteo, Busoni, Lorenzo, Riva, Marco, Di Rocco, Andrea, Ciliegi, Paolo
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author Pariani, Giorgio
Agapito, Guido
Magrin, Demetrio
Munari, Matteo
Busoni, Lorenzo
Riva, Marco
Di Rocco, Andrea
Ciliegi, Paolo
author_facet Pariani, Giorgio
Agapito, Guido
Magrin, Demetrio
Munari, Matteo
Busoni, Lorenzo
Riva, Marco
Di Rocco, Andrea
Ciliegi, Paolo
contents In the framework of the MORFEO project, the Multi-Conjugated Adaptive Optics (MCAO) module for the European Extremely Large Telescope (ELT), we developed an integrated modeling tool to interface the optical model with the adaptive optics simulations, called ASSO (Adaptive opticS Simulation interfaced with Optical model). This tool is our asso nella manica (ace in the hole) to predict the performances of the AO relay, i.e., to estimate the wavefront error within the technical and scientific fields of view after AO correction. The tool is based on the IDL based simulator PyrAmid Simulator Software for Adaptive opTics Arcetri (PASSATA), on Zemax OpticStudio for the optical modelling, and on Matlab as interface software.
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spellingShingle Interfacing adaptive optics simulations with the optical model: a powerful tool for MORFEO
Pariani, Giorgio
Agapito, Guido
Magrin, Demetrio
Munari, Matteo
Busoni, Lorenzo
Riva, Marco
Di Rocco, Andrea
Ciliegi, Paolo
Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics
In the framework of the MORFEO project, the Multi-Conjugated Adaptive Optics (MCAO) module for the European Extremely Large Telescope (ELT), we developed an integrated modeling tool to interface the optical model with the adaptive optics simulations, called ASSO (Adaptive opticS Simulation interfaced with Optical model). This tool is our asso nella manica (ace in the hole) to predict the performances of the AO relay, i.e., to estimate the wavefront error within the technical and scientific fields of view after AO correction. The tool is based on the IDL based simulator PyrAmid Simulator Software for Adaptive opTics Arcetri (PASSATA), on Zemax OpticStudio for the optical modelling, and on Matlab as interface software.
title Interfacing adaptive optics simulations with the optical model: a powerful tool for MORFEO
topic Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.14523