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90Prime is a prime focus wide-field imager for the Steward Observatory 90“ telescope. The optical design includes a four element corrector and six position filter wheel. The focal plane array is a mosaic of four 4k x 4k CCDs which have been processed for back illumination by the University of Arizona Imaging Technology Laboratory. The camera provides an imaging area of 1.0 square degree on the four CCDs. The edge-to-edge field-of-view including the inter-CCD spacing is 1.16° x 1.16° with a plate scale of 30.2”/mm or 0.45“/pixel.
Operational Links
- Recent Changes and Known Issues
- User Certification
- Telescope Operator Hours and Mountain Support
- 90-inch Lightning Shutdown Procedure
- Detector information
- Optics
- Filter information
- 90Prime Operation
- 90Prime vs 90PrimeOne
- Software
- Startup
- Dithered Exposures
- Pointing, WCS, Flexture
- Focus
- Making flat fields
- Observing Scripts
- 2005 Cheatsheet
- Helpful Hints
Other Relevent Links
The link below provides direct access to most 90Prime documents: 90prime_files
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