CRIRES User Manual
Doc. Number: ESO-254264
Doc. Version: P109.4
Issued on:
2021-12-01
Page:
40 of 99
Document Classification: ESO Internal Use [Confidential for Non-ESO Staff]
Y1028
954.09 - 955.14
970.93 - 971.99
988.67 - 989.29
1006.66 - 1007.31
1025.27 - 1025.92
1044.57 - 1045.25
1064.64 - 1065.35
1085.51 - 1086.17
1107.16 - 1107.86
J1226
1119.44 - 1020.33
1142.78 - 1143.76
1167.12 - 1168.08
1192.52 - 1193.49
1219.01 - 1220.04
1246.71 - 1247.76
1275.70 - 1276.80
1306.05 - 1307.15
1337.98 - 1338.94
J1228
1121.21 - 1122.12
1144.57 - 1145.53
1168.98 - 1169.91
1194.37 - 1195.38
1220.92 - 1221.95
1248.68 - 1249.72
1277.71 - 1278.83
1308.12 - 1309.17
1339.95 - 1341.03
J1232
1124.71 - 1125.60
1148.15 - 1149.46
1172.62 - 1173.55
1198.13 - 1199.08
1224.77 - 1225.74
1252.56 - 1253.59
1281.74 - 1282.74
1312.19 - 1313.26
1344.15 - 1345.23
H1559
1682.63 - 1682.97
1735.50 - 1737.42
H1567
1744.20 - 1745.84
H1575
1753.20 - 1754.28
Figure 32. Left: Flat-field exposure exhibiting the optical ghost on Detector 2 in the Y1029
wavelength setting. Note that the ticks correspond to detector pixel. The brown horizontal
line depicts the area of the flux distribution shown in the right panel.
4.6.2 Metrology
In YJHKL-bands the metrology converges reliably resulting in residual errors in relative
alignment of
±
0.1pixel in main dispersion and
±
0.5 pixel in cross-dispersion. If the
metrology is not used, the relative alignment can be shifted by 5-10 pixel.
An important note regarding main-dispersion stability following metrology:
During
commissioning it was observed that the drift in main-dispersion echellogramme alignment