Characterisations of the HinOTORI telescope with a three-color imager at Ali Observatory in Western Tibet
Characterisations of the HinOTORI telescope with a three-color imager at Ali Observatory in Western Tibet
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DOI:
10.1088/1748-0221/17/01/p01022
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发表时间:
2022
影响因子:
1.3
通讯作者:
W. Liu;Y. Utsumi;Y. Yao;K. Kawabata;M. Sasada;M. Yoshida;J. Yin;Z. Lou
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作者:
W. Liu;Y. Utsumi;Y. Yao;K. Kawabata;M. Sasada;M. Yoshida;J. Yin;Z. Lou
HinOTORI is a new telescope supported by an international collaboration project between China and Japan. It is a 50 centimeter telescope equipped with simultaneous three-color imagers (u', R C, and I C bands). It is located at Ali Observatory at an altitude of 5100m. Thanks to the high altitude and extreme dryness, Ali site is one of the most suitable sites for optical astrometry. HinOTORI telescope aims at detecting optical transients such as the counterparts of gravitational wave (GW) sources, supernovae, gamma-ray bursts (GRB) and so on. This paper describes the site information, design of simultaneous three-color optical layout, system instruments and whole control system. We also report some telescope characterisations for three bands (u'/R C/I C) respectively, such as Hartmann constant (0.49”/0.56”/0.60”), best focus position (3.922/3.920/3.903 mm), PSF FWHM size (3.755/3.328/3.167pixels), total transmittance and limiting magnitude (15.69/17.57/17.05mag, 10 σ 30 seconds exposure time). With different airmass observation data, the atmospheric extinction coefficients of three bands (0.366/0.061/0.026) were also derived.