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16 June 2000 Lowell Observatory instrumentation system (LOIS): a modular control system for astronomical instrumentation
Brian W. Taylor, Edward W. Dunham, Adam J. Gould, David J. Osip, James L. Elliot
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The Lowell Observatory Instrumentation System is the control system for a series of new instruments at Lowell, including the SOFIA first light instrument, HOPI. Sine these instruments will incorporate various detector systems and will be used with several telescopes, the concept of a loadable modulator based design was developed. The fundamental idea is to view the telescope, camera, and other instrument components as separate, interchangeable entities.
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Brian W. Taylor, Edward W. Dunham, Adam J. Gould, David J. Osip, and James L. Elliot "Lowell Observatory instrumentation system (LOIS): a modular control system for astronomical instrumentation", Proc. SPIE 4009, Advanced Telescope and Instrumentation Control Software, (16 June 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.388418
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KEYWORDS
Charge-coupled devices

Telescopes

Control systems

Observatories

Human-machine interfaces

Cameras

Sensors

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