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The fringe offsets on any given night will depend on the POP configuration and the daily alignment. The table below gives a range of values where the fringes have been found for each cart on multiple nights across different POP configurations. The ranges should at least provide a guide for how far one might need to look to find fringes. The relative offsets between any pair of telescopes can be calculated from the differences between the ranges. | The fringe offsets on any given night will depend on the POP configuration and the daily alignment. The table below gives a range of values where the fringes have been found for each cart on multiple nights across different POP configurations. The ranges should at least provide a guide for how far one might need to look to find fringes. The relative offsets between any pair of telescopes can be calculated from the differences between the ranges. | ||
- | The offsets on S2 changed after the primary mirror recoating and realignment in September 2021. We are still using the baseline solution created July 29, 2021. The fringe offsets change rapidly with hour angle of the target. Early hour angles tend to have more negative offsets, positive hour angles tend to have more positive offsets. | + | The offsets on S2 changed after the primary mirror recoating and realignment in September 2021. We are still using the baseline solution created July 29, 2021. The fringe offsets change rapidly with hour angle of the target. Early hour angles tend to have more negative offsets, positive hour angles tend to have more positive offsets. |
S1: -2.5 mm to +1.0 mm\\ | S1: -2.5 mm to +1.0 mm\\ |