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MICADO: The Multi-Adaptive Optics Camera for Deep Observations

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arxiv 2103.11631 v1 pith:FLDU3AWJ submitted 2021-03-22 astro-ph.IM

Richard Davies , Veronika Hoermann , Sebastian Rabien , Eckhard Sturm , Joao Alves , Yann Clenet , Jari Kotilainen , Florian Lang-Bardl
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Harald Nicklas Joerg-Uwe Pott Eline Tolstoy MICADO Consortium
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The Multi-adaptive optics Imaging CamerA for Deep Observations (MICADO) will image a field of view of nearly 1 arcminute at the diffraction limit of the Extremely Large Telescope (ELT), making use of the adaptive optics correction provided by single-conjugate adaptive optics (SCAO) and multi-conjugate adaptive optics (MCAO). Its simple and robust design will yield an unprecedented combination of sensitivity and resolution across the field. This article outlines the characteristics of the observing modes offered and illustrates each of them with an astrophysical application. Potential users can explore their own ideas using the data simulator ScopeSim.

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