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항공우주 응용을 위한 반사형 광학 시스템

Reflective Optical Systems for Aerospace Applications

Journal of the Korean Society for Precision Engineering 2023;40(11):899-906.
Published online: November 1, 2023

1 한국광기술원 지능형광학모듈연구센터

2 국방과학연구소

1 Intelligent Optical Module Research Center, Korea Photonics Technology Institute

2 Agency for Defense Development

#E-mail: jb.park@kopti.re.kr, TEL: +82-62-605-9595
• Received: July 26, 2023   • Revised: August 25, 2023   • Accepted: August 30, 2023

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Fig. 1 Schematic illustrations of reflective optical system design through simulations of operating conditions such as vibration, thermal, and aerodynamic force for aerospace applications
Fig. 2 Schematic illustrations of CVD SSiC mirror manufacturing. After synthesizing the SiC body, the CVD SiC mirror is fabricated through mechanical processing, deposition, grinding, polishing, and reflective material coating
Fig. 3 Photographs and schematics of SiC aspheric mirror manufacturing. (a) Fabrication and measurement results of the aspheric mirror. Images and illustrations of (b) heterocercal stressed lap polishing and (c) mode comparison [26] (Adapted from Ref. 26 on the basis of OA)
Fig. 4 Measurement of reflective optics. (a) An image of surface error measurement through the interferometer. (b) A photograph of swing arm profilometry measurement approach [26] (Adapted from Ref. 26 on the basis of OA)
Fig. 5 Design schematics of reflective optics (a) The optical design of a dual-band imaging system [40] (Adapted from Ref. 40 on the basis of OA) (b) Different geometric diagrams of folding reflective imagers [40] (Adapted from Ref. 40 on the basis of OA)
Fig. 6 A photograph and simulation results of a space mirror. (a) A photograph of a mount assembled mirror. Simulation results of (b) the deformation of mirror surface and (c) the stress of bipod mount [42] (Adapted from Ref. 42 on the basis of OA)
Fig. 7 Principles and configurations of homing optical systems. (a) Principles of tracking error signal extraction using a reticle [49] (Adapted from Ref. 49 on the basis of OA) (b) A schematic of a scanning homing system structure. (c) Tracking diagram with an established coordinate [12] (Adapted from Ref. 12 on the basis of OA)
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Mechanical and thermal properties of reflective mirror substrates

Material Elastic modulus, E [GPa] Thermal expansion α [/k] Thermal conductivity k [W/m-k] Thermal stability k/α [W/m]
Aluminum alloy 68.9 23.6 × 10−6 170 7
Fused silica 72.7 0.52 × 10−6 1.3 2.5
Zerodur 90.3 0.02 × 10−6 1.6 80
SiC 130 2.6 × 10−6 155 59.62
Sintered SiC 410 2.2 × 10−6 175 79.55
CVD SiC 465 2.2 × 10−6 200 90.9
Beryllium 303 5 × 10−6 180 16
Table 1 Mechanical and thermal properties of reflective mirror substrates