Precollimator for X-Ray Telescope (stray-light baffle)

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Precollimator for X-Ray Telescope (stray-light baffle) Mindrum Precision, Inc Kurt Ponsor Mirror Tech/SBIR Workshop Wednesday, Nov 2017 1

Overview Mindrum.com Precollimator Past Present Future 2

Past Space X-Ray Telescopes (XRT) Basic Structure Effectiveness Past Construction 3

Space X-Ray Telescopes XMM-Newton 1999 Chandra 1999 HETE-2 2000-07 INTEGRAL 2002 4 ESA/NASA

Swift 2004 Space X-Ray Telescopes Suzaku 2005-2015 AGILE 2007 NuSTAR 2012 5 NASA/JPL/ASI/JAXA

Space X-Ray Telescopes Astrosat 2015 Hitomi (ASTRO-H) 2016-2016 NICER (ISS) 2017 HXMT/Insight 慧眼 2017 6 NASA/JPL/CNSA

Space X-Ray Telescopes Mindrum.com 7 NASA/JPL-Caltech Harrison, F.A. et al. (2013; ApJ, 770, 103) doi:10.1088/0004-637x/770/2/103

Basic Structure XRT Mindrum.com Grazing Incidence 8 NASA/JPL-Caltech

Basic Structure: NuSTAR Mirrors 9 NASA/JPL-Caltech

XMM Newton XRT Basic Structure XRT 10 ESA

XMM-Newton mirrors Basic Structure XRT 11 D. de Chambure, XMM Project (ESTEC)/ESA

Basic Structure XRT Thermal Precollimator on ROSAT 12 http://www.xray.mpe.mpg.de/

AGILE Precollimator Basic Structure XRT 13 http://agile.asdc.asi.it

Spektr-RG 2018 Basic Structure 14 MPE

Basic Structure: Stray X-Rays Mindrum.com 15 NASA/JPL-Caltech

Basic Structure: Grazing Mindrum.com 16 NASA

X-Ray Effectiveness: Straylight Correct Reflection Secondary Only Backside Reflection Primary Only 17

X-Ray Effectiveness Mindrum.com The Crab Nebula by: ROSAT (1990) Chandra 18 S. L.Snowden USRA, NASA/GSFC NASA/CXC/SAO/F.Seward et al.

Straylight Rejection EM Secondary Reflection Backside Reflection X-Ray Effectiveness 19 Hideyuki Mori, Yoshitomo Maeda, Manabu Ishida, Takuro Sato, Kou Ichihara, et al., The pre-collimator for the ASTRO-H x-ray telescopes: shielding from stray lights, Space Telescopes and Instrumentation 2012: Ultraviolet to Gamma Ray, Proc. of SPIE Vol. 8443 84435B-1

X-Ray Effectiveness Crab Nebula Placed Off-Axis Stray light with Engineering model 20

Must get better optics Physically block straylight Must match alignment X-Ray Effectiveness Mirror and precollimator Unique Trials for Engineering Model 21

Suzaku X-Ray Telescope Precollimator Pre-collimator Mirrors Alignment is critical 22 NASA/JAXA

Alignment frame Individual metal foil Past Production: Suzaku 23 Hideyuki Mori, et al., Development of Astro-E2 XRT pre-collimator or stray light protection Optics for EUV, X-Ray, and Gamma-Ray Astronomy, Proc. SPIE Vol. 5168

Past Production: Hitomi Complex build with individual sheets of foil 24 * Hideyuki Mori, et al., The pre-collimator for the ASTRO-H x-ray telescopes: shielding from stray lights Space Telescopes & Instrumentation 2012: Ultraviolet to Gamma Ray, Proc. of SPIE Vol. 8443, 84435B

Past Production: Hitomi Labor intensive Vibration problems Foil bending/alignment mismatch 25 NASA/Hideyuki Mori, et al.,*

Anomalous Arms: Spiral Galaxy M106 Infrared data from the Spitzer Space Telescope - red Digitized Sky Survey - yellow Radio data from the Very Large Array - purple X-ray Mindrum.com data from Chandra - blue 26 X-ray: NASA/CXC/Univ. of Maryland/A.S. Wilson et al.; Optical: Palomar Observatory. DSS; IR:NASA/JPL-Caltech; VLA: NRAO/AUI/NSF

Tycho Supernova Mindrum.com 27 X-ray: NASA/CXC/SAO, Infrared: NASA/JPL-Caltech; Optical: MPIA, Calar Alto, O.Krause et al.

Giant Black Hole Kicked Out of Home Galaxy: CID-42 Mindrum.com 28 X-ray: NASA/CXC/SAO/F.Civano et al; Optical: NASA/STScI; Optical (wide field): CFHT, NASA/STScI

Tarantula Nebula Mindrum.com 29 X-ray: NASA/CXC/PSU/L.Townsley et al.; Infrared: NASA/JPL/PSU/L.Townsley et al.

Kepler s Supernova remnant: NASA s Spitzer Space Telescope (red), Hubble Space Telescope (yellow), and Chandra X-ray Observatory (green and blue) Mindrum.com 30 R. Sankrit (NASA Ames) and W.P. Blair (Johns Hopkins Univ.)

RCW 86 supernova remains NASA s Spitzer and WISE Telescopes (red and orange), NASA s Chandra X-ray Observatory (blue) European Space Agency s XMM-Newton Observatory (green) Mindrum.com 31 B. Williams (NASA GSFC)

Blazing Black Holes Spotted in Spiral Beauty: spiral galaxy IC 342 (Caldwell 5), Digitized Sky Survey - Visible Light NuSTAR X-ray data - Magenta Mindrum.com 32 NASA/JPL-Caltech/DSS

Hubble & Chandra Mindrum.com 33 Messier 82 (M82) NASA

Overview Mindrum.com Precollimator Past Present Future 34

Mindrum Precision Present researching Precollimator since 2011 35

Present Mindrum.com Wire EDM Additive Manufacturing Chemical Milling 36

Wire EDM Efficient cutting Repetitive precision Increased design flexibility Present 37

Video Mindrum.com 38

Present Monolithic/unibody design Combined blades and support structure Increased mechanical integrity/higher strength 39 NASA/ASTRO-H

Present Monolithic/unibody design Combined blades and support structure Increased mechanical integrity/higher strength 40

Present Mindrum.com Still need start hole Additive manufacturing investigated and rejected 41

Additive Manufacturing Electron Beam Melting Laser Sintering Present Unable to hold tolerance Curling of walls beyond 0.040 [1mm] thick Unsuccessful kept adding support material Better to start off with solid material 42

Reduce thickness/weight Present 43

Present EDM unable to thin wall 0.004 [0.1mm] 44

Chemical Milling Present Uniform Removal of material Known hydrogen embrittlement characteristics 45

Present Wire EDM with Chemical Milling Hands off machining Reduced cost Faster production Large, unique, diverse geometry Multiple prototypes for Engineering Models (EM) 46

Present Rough or smooth surface finish 47

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Optically or mechanically measured for Thickness True position alignment 54

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Overview Mindrum.com Precollimator Past Present Future 58

Blade Future Input Requested Height Length Thickness: thinner than mirror 90-150 μm Alignment Geometry: Blade - mirror Gap between mirror and blade features Material Needs 59

Possible capabilities Tapered walls or notches Multi layer assemblies Coatings Future Integrated Mounting clamps Call for telescope needs (Diameter, Gap width, Rib width, weight restriction, Height) 60

Future Mindrum.com NuSTAR 133 blades Section pattern Irregularities 61

Future: Mindrum Improvement Patterned for mirror irregularity Fully customized support structure Increased precollimator/mirror alignment 62

Copy mirror irregularity Future 63 NASA/JPL-Caltech

Copy mirror irregularity Future 64

Future Mindrum.com Spektr-RG 2018 XARM (Astro-H 2) 2020 SVOM 2021 ATHENA 2028 65

Future Capable of growth for new XRT demands Larger detection area (>2 m 2 at 1 kev, 0.25 ath 6 kev) Broader energy range Diverse field of view (Narrow-5 / Wide-40 x40 ) Angular resolution lower than 5 a time resolution < 10µs high count rate capability 66

Future Requires new precollimator shapes Mindrum Precision create new geometry Create lighter structures Unique shapes Engineering Model (EM) variants Prove increased capability/calibration Integrate solid body alignment with optic mirrors 67

Overview Mindrum.com Precollimator Past Present Future XRT work Precollimator Growth 68