•The camera is operating 20C above design temperature, and optical design predicts some coma at the edge of the
field. The predicted length of tails
is 9 px. We see 0 to 14 pixels from
the middle to the edge of the field. The tails are present because the camera focal length is too long at
room temperature, and Element 9 is not at
the right place in the converging
beam. This induces primarily radial coma that should go away at 0C.
•In the center of the field where coma is not a problem,
we see aberrations that are expected by
the optical design (<<2px rms
dia).
•The bottom line on image quality is that the real test
is at the outer part of the FOV, and we
will not be able to say much until we
get to HI at 0C.