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Chemical Vapor Composite Silicon Carbide for Space Telescopes (postprint)

The purpose of this figure study was to demonstrate the optical figure and opto-mechanical performance capabilities for Trex's CVC SiC material. In the course of this activity a plano mirror was designed, fabricated, polished, and analyzed using interferometry tools and methods. The opto-mechan...

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Main Authors:	Tanaka, Clifford T, Webb, Kyle
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Subjects:	BRIEFING CHARTS CHEMICAL COMPOSITION CMC(CHEMICAL VAPOR COMPOSITE) COMPOSITE MATERIALS Industrial Chemistry and Chemical Processing INTERFEROMETRY MECHANICAL PROPERTIES Optical Detection and Detectors OPTICAL PROPERTIES OPTO-MECHANICAL PE65502F SBIR PHASE 2 SBIR REPORTS SBIR(SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION RESEARCH) SILICON CARBIDES SPACE BASED SYMPOSIA TELESCOPES Unmanned Spacecraft VAPORS
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