Method and apparatus for realtime-monitoring astronomical object with speckle interferometry
AssigneeHamamatsu Photonics K.K.
InventorsKatsuyoshi Fujita, Tamiki Takemori
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AssigneeHamamatsu Photonics K.K.
InventorsKatsuyoshi Fujita, Tamiki Takemori
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A realtime monitor of an astronomical object such as a double star using speckle interferometry comprises a TV camera for picking up an image of a star which is formed by a telescope, first means for producing an incoherent still picture of the star on the basis of an output from the TV camea, second means for producing a power spectrum of the star by converting the incoherent still picture to a coherent image and then optically Fourier-transforming it, third means for adding the consecutively produced power spectra to obtain an average power spectrum, and fourth means for controlling first, second and third means and calculating a normalized average power spectrum of an object star through dividing the average power spectrum of the object star by that of a reference star.
An apparatus for realtime-monitoring an astronomical object with speckle interferometry, comprising:
A method for realtime-monitoring an astronomical object with speckle interferometry, comprising the steps of:
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