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Development of the Enfys Pencil Beam Spectrometer Optics: From Lab to Launchpad

Dr. Christian J Killow

Teledyne Qioptiq

Day

Thursday · 2026-10-15

Time

3:20 PM - 4:20 PM

Session

Exhibition and Poster Session-4

Venue

ICSO 2026 Conference Venue

Session Exhibition and Poster Session-4

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This development covers the transition of the Enfys pencil beam spectrometer from breadboard to flight-qualified hardware for the Rosalind Franklin rover. Key technical achievements include the miniaturization of a Cassegrain telescope and the development of specialized dark coatings to manage stray light in the NIR and SWIR bands. These solutions ensure the instrument's performance within the constraints of the Martian environmental specification.

Topics & Subtopics

Optical Hardware & ManufacturingSWIR / InfraredChannel Monitoring & ForecastingSpectrometersImaging PayloadsInstrument PerformanceSpace TelescopesLarge MirrorsUV / VIS / IR AstronomyMirrorsCoatingsAssembly & AlignmentQualification

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