Instrumentation at the Subaru Telescope - next 10 years - Naruhisa Takato and Tomonori Usuda (Subaru Telescope)

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Instrumentation at the Subaru Telescope - next 10 years - Naruhisa Takato and Tomonori Usuda (Subaru Telescope)

Ns IR IRCS HiCIAO AO188 Ns Opt Primary Cs Opt Cs IR HDS FOCAS Kyoto3DII MOIRCS COMICS S-Cam FMOS

3 Optical Instruments Suprime-Cam : FOV=34’x27’, Ten 2k x 4k CCDs w/ 0.2”/pixel 10 Filters: B, V, R c, I c, g’, r’, i’, z’, NB711, NB816, NB921, etc. Since 2008, Hamamatsu Fully-Depleterd CCDs μ m) HDS : Two 2k x 4k CCDs w/ 0.14”/pixel, Slit length=2~60” Slit width=0.2~4”, slit-width × R = 36,000 (e.g. 0.38”) Two Image Rotator: Blue & Red optimized, I 2 cell since 2006 FOCAS : FOV=φ6’, Two 2k x 4k CCDs w/ 0.1”/pixel 8 grisms, Slit width=0.2~2”, R=250~7,500 w/ 0.4” 10 MOS mask w/ ~50 slits (max 100), FDCCD in June 2010 Linear & Circular Polarimetry for long slit spg & imaging PI: Kyoto 3DII Fabry-Perot : FOV=1.9’x1.9’ w/ 0.056”/pixel, R=400 & 7,000 IFS w/ MLA : FOV=3.4”x3.4” w/ 0.094”/pixel, R~1,200l 3

4 Infrared Instruments MOIRCS : λ =0.9~2.5 μ m, Two HAWAII-2 (0.12”/pix, FOV=4’x7’) 3 grisms (R=600~1,600 w/ 0.5” slit) & 2 VPH (R=3,000 for J,H) 18 MOS mask w/ ~50 slits 4

5 Infrared Instruments MOIRCS : λ =0.9~2.5 μ m, Two HAWAII-2 (0.12”/pix,FOV=4’x7’) 3 grisms (R=600~1,600 w/ 0.5” slit) & 2 VPH (R=3,000 for J,H) 18 MOS mask w/ ~50 slits IRCS : λ =0.9~5.5 μ m, 1k x 1k ALADDIN III (12, 20, 52 mas/pix) 18 Filters: z,J,H,H+K’,K’,K,L’,M’, CH 4, [FeII], H 2, Br g, PAH etc. R=100~2,000 w/ grisms, R~20,000 w/ Echelle (wide λ coverage) COMICS : λ =8~25μm, Six 320x240 Si:As (cf. 5 for spg) 0.13”/pix, FOV=42”x32”, max 60” chopping 15 Filters: 6 N-band cont, 5 N-band NB, 4 Q-band cont R=250~11000 w/ 0.33” slit with 5 gratings PI: HiCIAO : λ =0.85~2.5 μ m, HAWAII-2RG (0.01”/pixel) FOV=20”x10” (PDI), 5”x5” (SDI), ADI 4 occulting masks: 0.2”, 0.3”, 0.4”, 0.6”  ~10E-5.5 5

HiCIAO

Thalmann+ 2009

8 Nas188 AO LGS/AO188 Nasmyth-IR focus Curvature sensors w/ 188 act. LGS output~6.5W, R~10.7 mag LGS/AO188 (2008~) 8

9 3 rd Generation Instruments FMOS (2010~) : FOV=φ30’, λ =0.9~1.8 μ m, 400 x φ1.2” fiber Cooled (T=-55C) two spectrographs w/ OH supplession R=500 (1 time exp) & 2,200 (4 times exp) IRCS-HRU (from 2011): Additional High Spect. Resolution Unit λ =1.4~5.5 μ m, ORION 2k x 2k InSb, w/ IR gas cell (NH 3 ) R~70,000 w/ Si Immersion Grating (n~3.4) Subaru Coronagraphic ExAO (from 2010) PIAA Coronagraph, Coronagraphic WFS, MEMS (1024)  <10E-7 Hyper Suprime Cam (from 2011) FOV=φ1.5 deg, 116 2k x 4k FDCCD, λ =0.4~1.1 μ m 6 Filters (φ60cm ): Broad (g’, r’, i’, etc.), Narrow IRDI (IR Doppler Instrument) (from 2013 ) : Funded in FY2010 λ =1.1~1.7 μ m, 2 x H2RG, w/ Frequency Comb (~1m/s) R~70,000 w/ ZnSe Imm. Grating (n~2.4), Fiber fed 9

10 Echidna 400 fibers Prime Focus Corrector FMOS 10

11 3 rd Generation Instruments FMOS (2010~) : FOV=φ30’, λ =0.9~1.8 μ m, 400 x φ1.2” fiber Cooled (T=-55C) two spectrographs w/ OH supplession R=500 (1 time exp) & 2,200 (4 times exp) IRCS-HRU (2012~): Additional High Spect. Resolution Unit λ =1.4~5.5 μ m, ORION 2k x 2k InSb, w/ IR gas cell (NH 3 ) R~70,000 w/ Si Immersion Grating (n~3.4) 11

IRCS HRU (High spectral Resolution Unit) New HRU LGS/AO188 IRCS Compact & Add-on Unit Hemisphere Only 1 w/ LGS (& IR-WFS) 12 Si immersion Grating Orion 2k x 2k InSb 500mm Cross-Disperser Slit Collimator Camera Lenses

13 3 rd Generation Instruments FMOS (from 2010) : FOV=30’, λ =0.9~1.8 μ m, 400 x 1.2” fiber Cooled (T=-55C) two spectrographs w/ OH supplession R=500 (1 time exp) & 2,200 (4 times exp) IRCS-HRU (from 2011): Additional High Spect. Resolution Unit λ =1.4~5.5 μ m, ORION 2k x 2k InSb, w/ IR gas cell (NH 3 ) R=73,000 w/ Si Immersion Grating (n~3.4) Subaru Coronagraphic ExAO (2010~) PIAA Coronagraph, Coronagraphic WFS, MEMS (1024)  <10E-7 13

1024 MEMS Silk hat => Gaussian beam HiCIAO PIAA AO188 14

SCExAO

17 3 rd Generation Instruments FMOS (from 2010) : FOV=30’ f, l =0.9~1.8 m m, 400 x 1.2” fiber Cooled (T=-55C) two spectrographs w/ OH supplession R=500 (1 time exp) & 2,200 (4 times exp) IRCS-HRU (from 2011): Additional High Spect. Resolution Unit l =1.4~5.5 m m, ORION 2k x 2k InSb, w/ IR gas cell (NH 3 ) R=73,000 w/ Si Immersion Grating (n~3.4) Subaru Coronagraphic ExAO (from 2010) PIAA Coronagraph, Coronagraphic WFS, MEMS (1024)  <10E-7 Hyper Suprime Cam (from 2011) w/ ASIAA, Princeton, etc. FOV= φ 1.5 deg, 116 2k x 4k FDCCD, λ =0.4~1.1 μ m 6 Filters (φ 60cm): Broad (g’, r’, i’, etc.), Narrow 17

Hyper Suprime Cam (HSC) Corrector Lens tube ADC Filter InR Hexapods Filter Shutter InR CCD 1 meter Designed IQ < 0.2 arcsec Total FWHM ~0.32 arcsec 18

Hyper Suprime Cam (HSC) 116 CCDs (HSC) vs. 10 (S-Cam) 19

20 3 rd Generation Instruments FMOS (2010~) : FOV=φ30’, l =0.9~1.8 m m, 400 x φ1.2” fiber Cooled (T=-55C) two spectrographs w/ OH supplession R=500 (1 time exp) & 2,200 (4 times exp) IRCS-HRU (2012~): Additional High Spect. Resolution Unit λ =1.4~5.5μm, ORION 2k x 2k InSb, w/ IR gas cell (NH 3 ) R~70,000 w/ Si Immersion Grating (n~3.4) Subaru Coronagraphic ExAO (2010~) PIAA Coronagraph, Coronagraphic WFS, MEMS (1024)  <10E-7 Hyper Suprime Cam (from 2011) FOV=φ1.5 deg, 116 2k x 4k FDCCD, λ =0.4~1.1 μ m 6 Filters (φ60cm ): Broad (g’, r’, i’, etc.), Narrow IRD (IR Doppler Instrument) (2013~ ) : Funded in FY2010 λ =1.1~1.7 μ m, 2 x H2RG, w/ Frequency Comb (~1m/s) R=70,000 w/ ZnSe Imm. Grating (n~2.4), Fiber fed 20

IR Doppler Instrument (IRDI) 21 Collimator Camera Lens(J) Immersion Gr ~50 cm HAWAII-2RG HDS IRDI Camera Lens(H) 1 Earth-mass Optical Design Frequency Comb Wavelength (  m) Intensity 1.5~1.6  m Frequency Frequency Comb

2 nd Gen Instruments ( 2005~2009) PF Nas Cass Optical NIR (1~5μm) MIR (10~20μm) Suprime-Cam (34’x27’) HDS 22 CCD upgraded (2008) (4’x7’ / 2005) LGS/AO188: IRCS (2008) & (HiCIAO in 2009) FOCAS (Kyoto 3DII) (CIAO) MOIRCS COMICS

3 rd Gen Instruments ( 2010~) PF Nas Cass Optical NIR (1~5μm) MIR (10~20μm) FOCAS (Kyoto 3DII) MOIRCS COMICS HDS 23 FMOS (2010) (φ30’ / JH) Hyper S-Cam (φ1.5 deg / 2011~) LGS/AO188: with IRCS, (HiCIAO), (K-3DII), SCExAO, IRDI CCD upgraded (2010) Image Slicer mode

24 Future Instruments RAVEN (from 2013): MOAO Demonstrator with Collaboration w/ UVic & HIA since WFS for NGS (FOV=φ2’, 2 DMs for Science targets ) 24

RAVEN: MOAO (Multi Object AO) Faint Objects Guide Stars Telescope WFSs DMs Instruments Tomographic wavefront reconstruction Open-loop control Key Technologies FOV: - patrol: ~arcmin - unit: ~arcsec

26 Future Instruments (not fully funded) RAVEN (from 2013): MOAO Demonstrator with Collaboration w/ UVic & HIA since WFS for NGS (FOV=φ2’, 2 DMs for Science targets PFS (from 201x): WFMOS-like Multi-object SuMIRe (Subaru Measurements of Images and Redshifts) led by U. Tokyo IPMU for HSC and PFS: partially funded (~$15M) FOV~φ1.5 deg, fiber, R=1,000~20,000, λ =0.4~1.1 μ m Waiting for the community approval Specifications will be determined soon. 26

Subaru instrumentation S-Cam FOCAS HDS Kyoto3D IRCS MOIRCS FMOS CISCO/OHS CIAO HiCIAO SCExAO COMICS HSC PFS AO36 AO188/LGS ? w/AO188 IRCS-HDU IRD (IDEAS) RAVEN

28 Possible PI-type Instruments SWIIMS (2013?): IR MOS for TAO FoV: 7’ x 3.5’ (=> 7.5’ x 7.5’) 2-band simultaneously ( , um) TAO-MIR (2013?): MIR imager/spectrograph for TAO Field stacker (simultaneous imaging of two independent filed for accurate differential photometry) SWIFT (from 201x): IFS w/image Optimized for um MIR-HDS (from 201x): Ge-immersion grating 28

summary Strengthen Subaru’s advantage - wide-field capability - good image quality Balancing between survey/narrow science instruments and general purpose instruments. Test-bed for future development (e.g. TMT instruments)

観測所として推進するべき方向は何か - 広視野 & 高解像度? - 多様なサイエンス要求への対応 - サーベイ型の使い方をどこまで許容するか - 幅広いニーズへの対応、萌芽的研究をすば る でやるには - 観測所の強みを生かすには - 将来につながる種を育てるには - TMT すばるの開発体制 -ハワイでどの規模までやるか -三鷹の体制 -大学との連携 -海外との連携 - TMT との関係 装置開発予算の獲得方法 -大型装置 -要素技術開発 -小型装置

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