SGL Coronagraph Simulation

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SGL Coronagraph Simulation Hanying Zhou Jet Propulsion Laboratory/California Institute of Technology, 4800 Oak Grove Drive, Pasadena, CA 91109 USA 2018. California Institute of Technology. Government Sponsorship Acknowledged

SGL Coronagraph Typical exoplanet coronagraphs: Light contamination from the unresolved, close parent star is the limiting factor: 0.1 Earth sized: ~1e-10; 0.5 Jupiter sized:~ 1e-9 Solar corona brightness (Lang, K.R., 2010). In SGL: Light from the parent star focused ~1e3 km away from the imaging telescope The Sun is an extended source (R ʘ : 1~2 arcsec) The Einstein ring overlaps w/ the solar corona The Sun light need only to be sufficiently suppressed (to < solar corona level) at the given Einstein s ring location: ~a few e-7, notionally ~ approx. Einstein s ring location ~ original coronagraph in solar astronomy (Sun angular radius size: R ʘ ~960 arcsec) 2

SGL Coronagraph Simulation General Setup Classic Lyot coronagraph architecture Occulter mask:remove central part of PSF Amplitude only Lyot stop: further remove residual part at pupil edge Extended source model The Sun disk: a collection of incoherent off-axis point sources, of uniform brightness Solar corona: ~1e-6/r^3 power law radial profile brightness (r/r ʘ >=1) Instrument parameters considered: Telescope diam, SGL distance, occulter mask profile, Lyot mask size Fourier based diffraction modeling Occulter mask (low pass) Lyot stop (high pass) Extended source E-ring 3

SGL Coronagraph Simulation -1 Opaque Disc Hard-edged Occulter Basic parameter assumptions/ranges: Telescope pupil diam = 1~2m SGLF distance = 650 ~ 900 AU Occulter: radius = inner E-ring radius, 1.09~1.28 R ʘ Lyot stop: diam = 0.5~0.99*pupil_diam Solar sampling = 0.05 ~0.025 R ʘ ( ~ 0.0438 arcsec) ~5k point sources whose angular coordinates sqrt(a 2 +b 2 ) R ʘ Monochromatic: l =0.6um Normalized to peak intensity without occulter ( normalized intensity, NI) 4

Hard Edge Occulter: A First Look No coronagraph w/ Coronagraph Occulter mask (Sun radius ~ 12 l/d) Extended Source Telescope diam = 1m SGLF distance = 650 AU Occulter radius ~ inner E ring radius Lyot stop diam = 0.84* pup_diam If single on-axis point source NI: e-2~e-3 @ E-ring ~1.09R ʘ 5

Hard Edge Occulter Lyot Stop Size 0.42 pupil 0.84 pupil 0.99 pupil 1m telescope + 650 AU SGLF High residual Sun light @ Lyot plane (annular peak around pupil diam) Reduce Lyot stop size lower the peak leakage but also widen it Some improvement Typical Lyot plane intensity before applying Lyot stop 6

Hard Edge Occulter Telescope Diam 1m Tel 2m Tel 650 AU SGLF + 0.99 pup diam Lyot 1m telescope (left) vs 2m telescope (right) Significant improvement 7

Hard Edge Occulter SGL Distance 650au 800au 900au 2m telescope + 0.5 pupil diam Lyot stop Increase SGLF distance E-ring location farther away from residual peak effective (but not monotonic ) to improve NI o o o o o Increase SGLF dist SGL ~800au, NI @ E ring = 4.8e-5 8

SGL Coronagraph Simulation -2 Opaque Disc Soft-edged Occulter Pupil diam = 2, 2.5 m SGLF distance = 600 ~ 1000AU Source: Sun disc + corona (~1/r^3, up to 2 R ʘ ) Solar sampling: 0.025 R ʘ (~ 0.0438 arcsec) ~5k point sources Occulter: Opaque disc radius of ~R ʘ Soft (Gaussian) edge width: FWHM = 0.5 ~2*(E_ring - R ʘ ) Lyot stop: diam = 0.5 *pupil diam Monochromatic: l =0.6um Normalized to peak intensity without occulter ( normalized intensity, NI) Opaque disc of ~ R ʘ Soft-edge HWHM Occulter mask radial profile 9

Soft Edged Occulter, First Look Occulter Mask 1.7e-5 NI at E-ring R ʘ opaque + l/d soft 2m telescope, 0.5 pup_diam Lyot stop, 800au SGL Improved NI =1.75e-5 @ E -ring 10

SGL Dist, Opaque Disc Size o o o o o o 600, 800, 1000au R ʘ - l/d, R ʘ, R ʘ +l/d 2m telescope, 0.5 pup_diam Lyot stop, 800au SGL SGLF distance: the larger the better But decreased benefit once >800au Opaque disc radius: same as R ʘ better Unless very large SGL dist (>1000au) 11

Soft Edge Occulter Edge Width 3.3e-8 NI at E-ring 6 l/d 6 l/d 2m telescope, 0.5 pup_diam Lyot stop, 800au SGL Occulter = opaque disc of R ʘ + Gaussian edge stitched together (various FWHM) 2, 4, 6 l/d ~= 0.5, 1, 2*(E-Ring R ʘ ) Edge FWHM = 2*(E-ring R ʘ ) (Occulter radial profile) Most effective design parameter so far 12

Soft Edge Occulter Parameter Sensitivities 1m Telescope NI = 3.2e-6 at E ring Lyot mask 0.75 pup diam NI = 8.5e-7 at E ring SGL dist =700 au NI = 2.2e-7 at E ring 2m telescope, 0.5 pup_diam Lyot stop, 800au SGL, opaque disc of R ʘ + 2*(E-ring-R ʘ ) soft edge stitched Change one parameter at a time w/o optimizing remaining parameters: Smaller telescope size (0.5X): huge diff (~100X) Larger Lyot mask size (1.5X): large diff (~20X) Smaller SGLF dist (0.875X): moderate diff (~5X) 13

Sun vs Corona at E-ring 900au 3.0e-8 NI at E-ring Corona only 2m Tel, 900au SGLF, 0.5 pupil Lyot, 1.25*(E-ring- R ʘ ) soft edge, 79% occulter transm (amp) @ E-ring 2.6e-8 NI at E-ring NI at E-ring: 2.8e-8 Sun vs 3.0 e-8 corona E-ring core PSF thrput*: ~ 9.7% Sun only *Intensity of all pixels w/n ± l/d of a pnt src at E-ring 14

Sun vs Corona at E-ring 2.5m Tel 4.5e-8 NI at E-ring Corona only 2.5m Tel, 800au SGLF, 0.5 pupil Lyot, 1.2*(Ering- R ʘ ) soft edge, 81% occulter transm 2.6e-8 NI at E-ring Contrast at E-ring: 2.6e-8 Sun vs 4.5 e-8 corona E-ring core PSF thrput: ~ 10% Sun only 15

Summary & Future Work A preliminary Lyot coronagraph designed for SGL: 2~2.5m telescope; SGLF distance: 800~900 AU Occulter mask: Opaque disc of radius R ʘ + 1.2*(E-ring- R ʘ ) soft edge NI 2.6e-8 Sun light suppression vs 4.5e-8 corona (Better than 2e-7 needed b/c soft edge occulter mask reduces planet light at E-ring also) Core PSF throughput (E-ring): ~ 10% On design parameters evaluated: Occulter soft edge profile most effective Telescope size, SGL distance, Lyot stop also help Future work in coronagraph design tradeoff Reduce telescope size and/or SGL distance requirements; more practical mask Other mask profiles: Apodized occulter or Lyot stop? phase + amp occulter mask? Other architectures: external (starshade, sawtooth)? hybrid external + internal occulter? Broadband performance 16

Backups 17

Exoplanet Coronagraph Example Predicted WFISRT-CGI Performance Predicted WFIRST-CGI performance on a V=5 star, in the context of known planetary systems and current instrumentation (Bailey, V., 2018) 18

Lyot coronagraph principles (Sivaramakrishnan et al. 2001) 19

A Few Definitions Fourier based diffraction modeling 1. For each pnt src (a tilted plane wave depend on its location): start from entrance pupil normalize the field to have intensity of 1 at pupil FFT to occulter plane and multiply w/ occulter mask inverse FFT and multiply w/ Lyot mask one more FFT to the image plane find intensity 2. Add intensities from all ~5k pnt src. On normalization: a) No coronagraph (occulter and Lyot out), image plane intensity of all ~5k pnt src; its peak at center is the normalization factor b) Now w/ coronagraph (occulter and Lyot in), image plane intensity of all ~5k pnt src. Then divided by peak value from a). Coronagraph planet core throughput at E-ring Most loss come from Lyot stop mask: ~ 0.42 radius, 17.64% area Occulter mask (amplitude) also significant: ~80% transmission at E-ring intensity 64% Core PSF w/o coronagraph (intensity of all pixels w/n ± l/d of a pnt src at E-ring): ~84% ~ 0.176*0.64*0.84 = 0.09 20

Hybrid External + Internal Occulters for Solar Corona Performance of the hybrid externally occulted Lyot Solar coronagraph, Rougeot R., et al., Astronomy & Astrophysics, 599, A2 (2017) F# = 1.5^2/(4*.55um*144) = 7102; D tel /D ss = 0.035; IWA = 1.5m/(2*144)*2.06e5 = 1073 as 21

Starshade Scaling For point source Starshade light suppression performance specified by (for point src like host star): Fresnel #: F#= D 2 ss/4lz Telescope /physical size of the shadow for a given F#, so D tel D ss IWA = D ss /(2Z)*rad2as Typical starshade design parameters: F#=16; D tel /D ss = 0.08; IWA = 77mas D tel = 4m; D ss =50m; Z = 67,000km; l =0.6um, For reference, Solar corona (Rougeot R., et al, 2017) F# = 1.5^2/(4*.55um*144) = 7102; D tel /D ss = 0.035; IWA = 1.5m/(2*144)*2.06e5 = 1073 as (Glassman, T., et al., SPIE, 2009) 22

Sun Brightness NI = 5.3e-8 at E ring 3.3e-8 NI at E-ring 2m telescope, 0.5 pup_diam Lyot stop, 800au SGL Uniform solar brightness (left) vs non-uniform solar brightness* (right) * Hamme, V., 1993, APJ, 106, 5 23

Hard Edge Occulter SGL Distance -2 600au 700au 900au 2m telescope + 0.5 pupil diam Lyot stop Occulter size proportion to SGL distance Larger the SGL distance, lower the peak NI, but shifted diffraction pattern nullifies most benefit not effective o o o o Increase SGL dist NI ~ 4e-4 @ E-ring 24