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17 June 2024 From design to manufacture: what could go wrong?
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Abstract
Developing an optical system from scratch involves many tasks and activities. From the design step to the delivery of the product, anything can lead to (mostly bad) surprises. Complex specifications, very challenging requirements, difficult technical choices, frightening tests or after-shipping non-compliance... the path to a good product is paved with many traps. This paper will present some of these issues, along with the solutions found to mitigate them, that occurred on the Spectral Separation Assembly, a sub-system of the Flexible Combined Imager, the main imaging instrument of the Meteosat Third Generation mission.
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(2024) Published by SPIE. Downloading of the abstract is permitted for personal use only.
François Riguet, Caroline Baptista, and Jacques Rodolfo "From design to manufacture: what could go wrong?", Proc. SPIE 13019, Optical Design and Engineering IX, 1301903 (17 June 2024); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3017583
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KEYWORDS
Design

Prisms

Vignetting

Lenses

Manufacturing

Sensors

Mirrors

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