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WHIRCAM: William Herschel Infra-Red Camera |
First light (at ING): February 1995. First scheduled observing: September 1995. De-commissioned: 1999 Designed and built by:
Oxford University, in collaboration with ROE.
Description:
WHIRCAM is an infrared imaging camera mounted in GHRIL, based on a Santa Barbara Research Corporation (SBRC) 256 × 256 element InSb array. WHIRCAM also serves as the science detector for the Durham prototype adaptive-optics system MARTINI and ELECTRA. More: WHIRCAM Manual.
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Instrument information: https://www.ing.iac.es/Astronomy/telescopes/wht/whircam.html
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