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APM Professional Telescopes

APM Professional Telescopes

1m F/8 Ritchey Chrétien with dual Nasmyth Foci, Cape Town (South Africa)

Another large telescope for the South African Astronomical Observatory (SAAO). An 1m F/8 Alt-Az mounted Ritchey Chrétien for robotic use. It has dual Nasmyth Foci. The main telescopes used for research are located at the SAAO observing station (32°22.795’S 20°48,657’E) near Sutherland in the Northern Cape, a 4-hour drive from Cape Town.

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Observatory Telescopes

Big prime focus telescopes for private or public observatories including installation and full service.

Robotic / Remote

Robotic instruments for automatic imaging or telescopes for remote observation.

UVEX Spectrograph

Uvex Spectrograph

The UVEX is a “crossed” Czerny-Turner spectroscope optimized for wavelengths from near UV (<350nm) to near IR (1µm).

Diffraction Limited CCD Kameras

Aluma CCD 695 a

Our most popular camera, the SBIG Aluma AC4040 is a large format Scientific CMOS camera, featuring a 16.8 megapixel sensor with 9 micron pixels.  The camera is compatible with the StarChaser SC-4 Guider and optional AO-X Adaptive Optics accessories.

Diffraction Limited Overview

Astroshell Dome 4.25 m

Astroshell Dome 4.25m

CLAMSHELL DOMES provide an unparalleled 360/180 degree field of view for an absolutely breathtaking nighttime experience. When this observatory dome opens, you are truly among the stars!

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Telescopes

Kepler DC23084 CCD Camera: 4096 x 4096, 15 micron

logodc23084

The Kepler DC23084 offers an outstanding combination of high quantum efficiency, large dynamic range, deep full well capacity, excellent cooling and large imaging area.

Link to DC23084 Specification Sheet in pdf format.

Link to Overview KL camera series  in pdf format

 

Sensor Type Back Illuminated CCD
Sensor Teledyne e2v CCD230-84-1-145 (MB)
Active Pixels 4096 x 4096
Pixel Size (microns) 15 x 15 µm
Imaging Area (Diagonal) 61.4 X 61.4 mm (86.8 mm)
Full Well Capacity 150000 electrons
Typical Readout Noise 15e- RMS at 500 kHz; 26e- at 2 MHz
Dynamic Range 79.7 dB
Anti-Blooming None
Cooling Method Air and Liquid (see Note 1)
Max. Cooling (Air) 60°C below ambient
Temperature Stability 0.1°C
Dark Current (typical) 0.1 eps at -30C
Interface USB 3.0
Data Bit Depth 16 bit
Non-Linearity <1%
Channels User Selectable 1 or 4
Optional Shutter 90mm
Subarray Readout Standard
External Trigger In/Out Standard
SDK / Software Kepler SDK / FLI Pilot
Weight 8.2 lbs (3.7 kg)
Recommended Lens Medium Format 6x7

 

Note 1: Liquid circulation connectors sold separately.

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  Shown with optional 90mm Shutter 

 Absolute Quantum Efficiency

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Two versions are available

Kepler DC23084 G1 CCD230-84-1-145 Grade 1, no shutter
Kepler DC23084 G1 90mm CCD230-84-1-145 Grade 1, 90mm shutter

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Front Illuminated Cameras

kl400KL4040 250 with shatterKL6060 250

KL400 FI   2K x 2K, 11µ

KL4040FI  4K x 4K, 9µ

KL6060 FI  6K x 6K, 10µ

Back Illuminated Camera

kl400KL4040 250 with shatterKL6060 250

KL400 BI  2K x 2K, 11µ

KL4040 BI  4K x 4K 9µ

KL6060 BI  6K x 6K with 10µ

APM Professional Telescopes

1m F/8 Ritchey Chrétien with dual Nasmyth Foci, Cape Town (South Africa)

Another large telescope for the South African Astronomical Observatory (SAAO). An 1m F/8 Alt-Az mounted Ritchey Chrétien for robotic use. It has dual Nasmyth Foci. The main telescopes used for research are located at the SAAO observing station (32°22.795’S 20°48,657’E) near Sutherland in the Northern Cape, a 4-hour drive from Cape Town.

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