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A word of caution, though. Some large rasters performed with the 40" slit have demonstrated that the fine motion mechanism seems to 'stick' at the ends of the range thus EIS is not actually accessing the extreme ends of the field of view. This occurs for all slits, not just the 40".
A word of caution, though. Some large rasters performed with the 40" slit have demonstrated that the fine motion mechanism seems to 'stick' at the ends of the range thus EIS is not actually accessing the extreme ends of the field of view. This effect is being investigated with the likely result being that the allowed range of the mechanism will be reduced by around 50".
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For designing EIS studies, users are requested to subtract 50" from the field of view values above to prevent this problem.
Peter Young
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It's probably worth clarifying that the although the "sticking" of the fine mirror rastering was discovered using the 40 arcsec slot, the mechanism is common to all observations, and thus affects __all__ rasters.
[Dave|~DaveWilliams] 2-May-2008
--[David R Williams|http://null], 02-May-2008
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