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A set of 5 fixed slits are available in order to perform high contrast spectroscopic observations which is e.g. required for spectroscopic observations of transiting extra-solar planets. Of the five fixed slits, three are 0.2 arcseconds wide, one is 0.4 arcsecond wide and one is a square aperture of
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The integral field spectrometry will primarily be used for large, extended objects like galaxies. In this mode a 3 × 3 arcsecond field of view is sliced into 0.1 arcsecond bands which are thereafter re-arranged into a long slit. This allows to obtain spatially resolved spectra of large scenes and can
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only. In this mode no dispersive element is placed in the optical path and any objects are directly imaged on the detector. Since the microshutter array which is sitting in an instrument intermediate focal plan is imaged in parallel, it is possible to arrange the JWST observatory such that any to be
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is covered using 4 arrays of programmable slit masks. These programmable slit masks consist of 250 000 micro shutters where each can individually be programmed to 'open' or 'closed'. The contrast between an 'open' or 'closed' shutter is better than 1:2000. If an object like e.g. a galaxy is placed
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which are mounted on the JWST Integrated Science Instrument Module (ISIM). The radiators are connected to NIRSpec using thermally conductive heat straps. The mirror mounts and the optical bench base plate all manufactured out of
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into an 'open' shutter, the spectra of the light emitted by the object can be dispersed and imaged onto the detector plane. In this mode up to 100 objects can simultaneously be observed and the spectra be measured.
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NIRSpec has been built by Astrium Germany with subcontractors and partners spread over Europe and with the contribution of NASA from the US which provided the Detector Subsystem and the Micro-shutter Assembly.
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objects as well as of extra-solar planetary systems, high-contrast and spatially resolved NIRS at medium to high spectral resolution while maintaining high relative spectro-photometric stability is required.
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be used to measure the motion speed and direction within an extended object. Since measured spectra in the IFU mode would overlap with spectra of the MOS mode it can not be used in parallel.
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Ferruit, P.; et al. (2012). Clampin, Mark C; Fazio, Giovanni G; MacEwen, Howard A; Oschmann, Jacobus M (eds.). "The JWST near-infrared spectrograph NIRSpec: status".
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NIRSpec in Multi-Object Mode. The image shows the spectra of a Spectral Line Calibration Lamp (Fabry–Perot type) imaged onto the 2 detector Sensor Chip Assemblies (SCA)
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the Filter Wheel Assembly (FWA) – 8 positions, carrying 4 long pass filters for science, 2 broadband filters for target acquisition, one closed and one open position
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to 5.0 μm. It also features a set of slits and an aperture for high contrast spectroscopy of individual sources, as well as an integral-field unit (IFU) for 3D
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MEMS technology based on micro-shutter arrays with 4 times 365 × 171 = 250 000 individual shutters, each of them with a size of 80 μm × 180 μm
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and weighs 196 kg (432 lb) including 100 kg of silicon carbide. The operation of the instrument is performed with three electronic boxes.
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Calibration Assembly (CAA) – carrying 11 illumination sources and an integrating sphere; for instrument internal spectral and flat-field calibration
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light from the first stars and galaxies. In comparison to HST, its instruments will allow looking further back in time and will study the so-called
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Greenhouse, M. (2013). MacEwen, Howard A; Breckinridge, James B (eds.). "The JWST science instrument payload: mission context and status".
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spectrum of up to 100 objects like stars or galaxies with low, medium and high spectral resolutions. The observations are performed in a 3
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NIRSpec in IFU Mode. The image shows the spectra of a Spectral Line Calibration Lamp (Fabry–Perot type) imaged onto the 2 detector SCA's.
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the Grating Wheel Assembly (GWA) – 8 positions, carrying 6 gratings and one prism for science and one mirror for target acquisition
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from a point source at an observed wavelength of 3 μm at SNR = 10 per resolution element in a total exposure of 10 s or less
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observed objects fall directly into the center of open shutters (MOS-mode), the IFU aperture (IFU-mode) or the slits (SLIT mode).
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from a point source at an observed wavelength of 2 μm at SNR = 10 per resolution element in a total exposure of 10 s or less
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195 kg (430 lb) with about 100 kg silicon carbide parts, Electronic boxes: 30.5 kg (67 lb)
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the Micro Shutter Assembly (MSA) – for multi-object spectroscopy but also carrying the fixed slits and IFU aperture
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Kutyrev, A.S.; et al. (2008). Oschmann, Jr, Jacobus M; De Graauw, Mattheus W. M; MacEwen, Howard A (eds.).
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Posselt, W.; et al. (2004). Mather, John C (ed.). "NIRSpec – Near Infrared Spectrograph for the JWST".
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2 MCT Sensor Chip Assemblies (SCA's) of 2048 × 2048 pixels each. Pixel pitch = 18 μm × 18 μm
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the Collimator Optics TMA (COL) – collimating the light onto the Grating Wheel dispersive element
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Focal Plane Assembly (FPA) – includes the focal plane which consists of 2 sensor chip assemblies
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the Coupling Optics Assembly – which couples the light from the JWST telescope into NIRSpec
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And finally the Integral Field Unit (IFU) image slicer, used in the instrument IFU mode.
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The NIRSpec instrument operates at −235 °C and is passively cooled by cold space
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1.6 arcseconds. The SLIT mode can be used simultaneously with the MOS or IFU modes.
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the Refocus Mechanism Assembly (RMA) – carrying 2 mirrors for instrument refocusing
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Infographic of JWST instruments and their observation ranges of light by wavelength
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Diffraction limited at 3.17 μm at FPA: WFE = 238 nm RMS (Strehl = 0.80)
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In order to achieve the scientific objectives NIRSpec has four operational modes:
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Optical Ground Support Equipment (Shack-Hartman-Sensor, Calibration Light Source)
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Diffraction limited at 2.45 μm at MSA: WFE = 185 nm RMS (Strehl = 0.80)
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APCO Technologies SA – Mechanical Ground Support Equipment and Kinematic Mounts
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during which the universe was opaque, about 150 to 800 million years after the
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the Camera Optics TMA (CAM) – which finally images the spectra on the detector
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When operating in R = 1000 and R = 2700 mode, split in three spectral bands:
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The individual subcontractors and their corresponding contributions were:
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Fine Guidance Sensor and Near Infrared Imager and Slitless Spectrograph
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NIRSpec Instrument within the Astrium Cleanroom in Ottobrunn, Germany
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Further NIRSpec includes two electro-optical assemblies which are:
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Terma – Electrical Ground Support Equipment (Data Handling System)
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The Calibration Assembly, one component of the NIRSpec, at
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Astrium CRISA – Instrument Control Electronic and Software
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The end of the Dark Ages – first light and re-ionization
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Astrium SAS – Silicon Carbide (SiC) Engineering Support
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Zaroubi, Saleem (2013). "The Epoch of Reionization".
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Number of commendable open/ closed spectrometer slits
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ceramic SiC100. The instrument size is approximately
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Index


Astronomy
ESA
NASA
ESA
Astrium
NASA
Astrium
JWST
Ariane 5
Kourou
ELA-3
Arianespace
Spectrograph
μm
orange
near-infrared
James Webb Space Telescope
Hubble Space Telescope
infrared
Dark Ages
Big Bang
multi-object
spectrograph
near-infrared
arcmin
μm
spectroscopy
European Space Agency
Astrium

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