Partlist

 

This section contains details of all the parts used on the robot unit. That includes the X-and Y axis, the gripper unit and the different viewing systems.

 

Gripper '                                                                                                                            http://www.ing.iac.es/~eng/mechanical/dwg_pdfs/BH/parts-gripper.pdf

These pages contain assembly drawings and  the parts used.

 

X-Y carriage

 

Fibre viewing system     

http://www.ing.iac.es/~eng/mechanical/dwg_pdfs/BH/parts-fibre-view-sys.pdf

Optics used in this system:

Transfer lens MG 01 LAT 015 f=30mm  Ø 17mm
Folding prism MG 01 PRA 011 12.7x12.7x12.7mm
Magnifying lens MG 01 LAO 001 f=10mm Ø6mm

Fixed sky viewing system  

http://www.ing.iac.es/~eng/mechanical/dwg_pdfs/BH/parts-fixed-sky-view-mech.pdf

Optics used in this system:

Folding mirror SH 34 00 57 15x20x2 mm
Relay lens MG 01 LAT 013  f=20mm Ø12.5mm (u=27.6mm v= 73mm)

 

Mobile sky viewing system      

http://www.ing.iac.es/~eng/mechanical/dwg_pdfs/BH/parts-sky-view-sys.pdf

Optics used in this system:

Folding mirror SH 34 00 57 15x20x2 mm
Relay lens MG 01 LAT 013  f=20mm Ø12.5mm (u=27.6mm v= 73mm)

Coherent bundles

Two coherent bundles are used to relay the image from the sky viewing probes to the CCD autoguider.

Mobile sky viewing probe Dolan-Jenner ISO 596 length: 96" throughput: 41%
Fixed (off axis) sky viewing probe Dolan-Jenner ISO 536 length: 36" throughput: 45%

 

Zeroset Switches:

In the whole instrument switches of the opto coupler type are used. They use an infrared light diode and a detecting diode. When the switch is activated there's a voltage drop from 5V to 0. The switch is a standard RS component..................... On each switch there's 4 wires.

Schemes of the circuits can be found in the documentation  AF2 technical documentation in the AF2 cupboard.

 

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Last updated 12 january 2003 by Michiel van der Hoeven