ZERODUR® optimized for optical stability in space
Prof. Tony Hull
University Of New Mexico
Day
Monday · 2026-10-12
Time
3:20 PM - 4:20 PM
Track
General / Plenary
Session
Exhibition and Poster Session-1
Venue
ICSO 2026 Conference Venue
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In 30 seconds
This analysis focuses on the dimensional stability of ZERODUR® mirror materials when subjected to the extreme thermal gradients encountered in space environments. By examining first and second-order material characteristics, the study establishes an evidence-based approach for mirror design that maximizes passive resilience to thermal expansion. This ensures consistent optical performance despite orbital orientation changes and fluctuating thermal boundary conditions.
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