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Technological development of an interferometer for Multi Spectral Partially Interferograms (MSPI).

Eng. Tanguy Decourcelle

Thales Alenia Space France

Day

Thursday · 2026-10-15

Time

3:20 PM - 4:20 PM

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Exhibition and Poster Session-4

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Session Exhibition and Poster Session-4

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This research explores a static interferometer design for SWIR atmospheric observation, utilizing a surface-bonded hexagonal beamsplitter to eliminate moving parts. By optimizing glass plate shapes and air gaps during assembly, the design minimizes as-built uncertainties in optical path difference. This integrated approach ensures the stability required for high-precision spectral data acquisition from space.

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Optical Hardware & ManufacturingTelescopes & Space ScienceAssembly & AlignmentSWIR / InfraredImaging PayloadsSpace TelescopesCoatingsOptical MaterialsQualification

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