Development Status of the DOTIFS Project: a new multi-ifu optical spectrograph for the 3.6m Devasthal Optical Telescope

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ARIES Development Status of the DOTIFS Project: a new multi-ifu optical spectrograph for the 3.6m Devasthal Optical Telescope 2015 Survey Science Group Meeting January, 27, High 1 Speaker: Haeun Chung (SNU, KIAS) A. N. Ramaprakash (IUCAA), Amitesh Omar (ARIES), Sabyasachi Chattopadhyay, Chaitanya V. Rajarshi, Pravin Khodade (IUCAA)

Contents DOTIFS Overview Science Drivers Telescope & Instrument Subsystem Data Simulator Current Status & Future Plan Summary

DOTIFS Overview DOTIFS: Devasthal Optical Telescope Integral Field Spectrograph Multi-Integral Field Unit # of IFUs: 16 IFU field of view: 8.7 x 7.4 arcsec (12x12=144) Spatial resolution: 0.8 arcsec (vertex to vertex, hexagonal) Spatial elements per IFU: 144 (12x12) Total # of spatial elements (# of fibers) : 2304 Focal plane field of view: 8 arcmin (diameter) 8 Identical spectrographs Wavelength range: 370 740 nm Resolving power: R~1800 @555nm ( λλ = 3.08A ) 3

IFU: (12x12) (hexagonal microlens array) 7.4 ⅹ16 8 arcmin 8.7

Science Drivers Science Reference Document Swara Ravindranath, Amitesh Omar, A. N. Ramaprakash, 2011 Circumnuclear rings in barred galaxies H-alpha emissions from Lyman-alpha clouds Rotation curves of nearby galaxies AGN outflows, Dual AGNs or pairs Galactic HII regions Merging, and Interacting galaxies, ULIRGS Galaxies in clusters and Groups: Star formation Outer regions of star-forming galaxies Emission-line galaxies at intermediate redshifts 5

3.6m Telescope Sagar et al. 2012 Devasthal Optical Telescope Manufactured by AMOS @Belgium Effective focal ratio: F/9 (f=32400mm) Field of view: 30 for axial port, 10 for side ports Alt. 2450m Seeing: 1.1 (median), 0.7 (best) 6

DOTIFS Optics Trail Telescope Side port Magnifier IFUs F/9 F/21.486 F/4.5 8 arcmin Focal Plane x 16 IFUs. 144 fibers / 1 IFU 8 x Spectrographs F/4 Camera CCD 2304 Optical fibers (~2m) 288 fibers (from 2 IFUs) Collimator VPH Grating F/1.5

DOTIFS Optics 8

Integral Field Unit 7.4 (2.22mm) Hexagonal shape microlens array Example of one microlens (F/4.5, ~99% Fill factor) 2.3mm 8.7 (2.61mm) Light from the magnifier (F/21.486) 84μμμμ Fiber (F/4.5, 100μμμμ) 300μμμμ

Deployment System

Spectrograph Optics 13cm diameter pupil Volume Phase Grating 10cm diameter singlet 18cm diameter doublet 4K x 2K CCD Fiber slit (288 fibers) (8cm) F/4 Collimator 1.35m F/1.5 Camera Collimator: 3 singlets, 2 doublets Camera: 3 singlets, 3 doublets 8~16cm diameter, All Spherical VPH grating (615 lines/mm, 8.49 degrees, peak@480nm) 11

Throughput From telescope to CCD (Sky is not included) 27.5% on average 34.2% at peak, 16.4% and 17.5% at the blue and red end

DOTIFS Strength High throughput Expect 27.5% on average, 16.4%@370nm, 31.3%@555nm and 17.5%@740nm IFU deployment system Short IFU reconfiguration time (minimize overhead) Fast x-y actuator system with proper deployment algorithm (avoid collision) Target: < 30sec to reconfigure 16 IFUs. Multiplexity 16 IFUs. FoV per IFU: 8.7 x 7.4 Spatial sampling 0.8 vertex to vertex hexagonal shape. 13

DOTIFS Data Simulator DDS input parameters DDS execution It simulate a spectrograph CCD image. It is required to develop the data reduction software. It includes various instrument effects and observing conditions Atmosphere, sky background, transmission, spectrograph optics effects, detector noise, moon phase, moon altitude, moon-target separation 14

DOTIFS Data Simulator Virtual observation 7.4 8.7 Artificial IFUs IC5376, z~0.0168 Original IFU data from CALIFA Survey database Image courtesy, NED

DOTIFS Data Simulator Simulation result Log scale Sky emission lines

Project DOTIFS DOTIFS Team 3.6m Telescope Technical advisement ARIES Dr. Amitesh Omar DOTIFS Project Instrumentation Lab Facility Design, build, and commission the instrument IUCAA Dr. A. N. Ramaprakash Mr. Sabyasachi Chattopadhyay Mr. Chaitanya V. Rajarshi Mr. Pravin Khodade Student Support by Prof. Changbom Park Mr. Haeun Chung(SNU) 19

History Aug 2011: MoU signed (IUCAA & ARIES) Sep 2011: Science Reference Document developed Aug 2012: Conceptual design ready Oct 2012: Conceptual Design Review (at ARIES) Dec 2012: Start ordering of test components Apr 2013: Baseline Design Review (at IUCAA) Nov 2013: Spectrograph optics design ready Jun 2014: MoU signed (between IUCAA & KIAS) Jun 2014: Optics Design Review (at IUCAA) Aug 2014: Magnifier optics design ready 20

History Jun 2014: Optics Design Review (at IUCAA) Decided to develop proto model before full configuration 4 IFUs with 2 spectrographs Aug 2014~ Revisions on spectrograph optics Re-quote lens pricing to lens manufacturers 2 spectrographs + 1 magnifier optics 21

Current Status Design Spectrograph and magnifier optics design IFU and deployment system design Opto-mechanical design Hardware Optics vendor identification Ordering optical components Ordering major/sample parts Testing sample parts Software Data simulator Data reduction software Deployment software 22

Future Plan Apr 2015: Order optics lenses Jul 2015: Opto-mechanical design ready Aug 2015: Deployment system design ready Jan 2016: Start spectrograph assemble Jan 2016: Data reduction software ready 23

Summary DOTIFS is a Multi-Integral Field Unit optical spectrograph for India s 3.6m Devasthal Telescope International instrumentation project between KIAS, IUCAA and ARIES. Focal plane field of view: 8 arcmin # of IFUs: 16 (FoV per IFU=8.7 x 7.4 arcsec) Spatial resolution: 0.8 arcsec (hexagonal) Wavelength range: 370 740 nm (R~1800 @555nm) Current status: Spectrograph optics / main parts design / data simulator are finalized. Several opto-mechanical parts and optics have been ordered. Reduction software is under development. SPIE Proceeding paper: Chung et al, 2014 DOTIFS is planned to be commissioned around 2017. 24

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