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FMOS: Fiber Multi Object Spectrograph
IntroductionFMOS is a fiber-fed multi-object spectrograph. The Echidna fiber positioner system configures 400 fibers with an accuracy of 0.2" rms in the 30-arcmin diamter field of view at the Subaru prime focus and these fibers are extracted as spectra by the two spectrographs (IRS1 & IRS2). A mask mirror is installed in these spectrographs for OH airglow suppression (OHS). The spectral coverage is from 0.9 μm to 1.8 μm. This is observed at one exposure entirely with R=500 in the Low Resolution (LR) mode, while it is divided into four parts ("J-short", "J-long", "H-short" & "H-long") with a ~0.2 μm coverage and one of them is observed at one exposure with R=2200 in the High Resolution (HR) mode. Contents
Further informationQuestions regarding these pages should be directed to Naoyuki Tamura. Please note that all numbers on these pages are subject to change as the characteristics and performance of FMOS are better determined. ReferencesReaders can also refer to the papers as listed below and references therein for more details of this instrument:
Last updated: February 13, 2010 |