[sac-forum] Re: Étendues Big and Small
- From: "david.fredericksen" <david.fredericksen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Mon, 29 Oct 2007 11:28:49 -0700
Tom,
Are you thinking of upgrading to something similar? Just curious.
Clear Skies,
David
Tom Polakis wrote:
At last night's meeting, we learned that Large Scale Synoptic Survey has a large Étendue, which is defined as the telescope's light gathering area multiplied by the field of view. The Étendue for the LSST is 319 m^2 deg^2.
I became curious what the Étendue is for my 10" and Philips ToUCam when it's at the same image scale of 0.2" per pixel. I calculate 0.0000480 m^2 deg^2.
The Étendue of the LSST will be 6.6 million times larger than my backyard setup.
Tom
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