FR2883076A1 - Reflecting telescope for e.g. planetary observation, has convertible system allowing reception of planetary image by Cassegrain type convex hyperbolic secondary mirror, and collection of stellate image by Newton type plane secondary mirror - Google Patents
Reflecting telescope for e.g. planetary observation, has convertible system allowing reception of planetary image by Cassegrain type convex hyperbolic secondary mirror, and collection of stellate image by Newton type plane secondary mirror Download PDFInfo
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La présente invention concerne un télescope astronomique.The present invention relates to an astronomical telescope.
La figure 1 est une représentation schématique d'un système optique tel que mis en oeuvre dans un télescope astronomique dit de Cassegrain de l'art antérieur. Le système optique est arrangé de telle sorte que le flux lumineux (L) provenant d'un objet à l'infini, transmis dans une direction venant de la gauche de la figure 1, se trouve collecté par un miroir parabolique (1), dit miroir primaire. Le faisceau ainsi réfléchi se projette alors sur un miroir hyperbolique convexe (2), dit miroir secondaire. Le faisceau collecté par le miroir secondaire (2) forme une image qui converge vers le foyer (F). Le miroir primaire (1) étant percé en son centre, le foyer du miroir hyperbolique (2) se trouve être en retrait par rapport au tube portant le miroir primaire (1). Ce foyer (F) est appelé foyer de Cassegrain. Figure 1 is a schematic representation of an optical system as implemented in an astronomical telescope said Cassegrain of the prior art. The optical system is arranged so that the luminous flux (L) from an object at infinity, transmitted in a direction from the left of Figure 1, is collected by a parabolic mirror (1), said primary mirror. The beam thus reflected then projects onto a convex hyperbolic mirror (2), called a secondary mirror. The beam collected by the secondary mirror (2) forms an image that converges towards the focus (F). As the primary mirror (1) is bored at its center, the focus of the hyperbolic mirror (2) is set back from the tube carrying the primary mirror (1). This hearth (F) is called the home of Cassegrain.
Il est connu que le télescope de Cassegrain peut être utilisé comme un réflecteur présentant une longue focale. [1 est surtout utilisé pour l'observation planétaire ou d'étoiles doubles. It is known that the Cassegrain telescope can be used as a reflector with a long focal length. [1 is mostly used for planetary observation or double stars.
La figure 2 est une représentation schématique d'un système optique tel que mis en oeuvre dans un télescope astronomique dit de Newton de l'art antérieur. Le système optique est arrangé de telle sorte que le flux lumineux (L) provenant d'un objet à l'infini, transmis dans une direction venant de la gauche de la figure 2, se trouve collecté par un miroir parabolique (1), dit miroir primaire. Le faisceau ainsi réfléchi se projette alors sur un miroir secondaire plan (3) positionné à 45 , Le faisceau collecté par le miroir (3) forme une image qui converge en direction du foyer (F) sur le côté du télescope. Ce foyer est appelé foyer de Newton. FIG. 2 is a schematic representation of an optical system as implemented in an astronomical telescope known as Newton of the prior art. The optical system is arranged so that the luminous flux (L) from an object at infinity, transmitted in a direction from the left of Figure 2, is collected by a parabolic mirror (1), said primary mirror. The beam thus reflected then projects on a secondary plane mirror (3) positioned at 45. The beam collected by the mirror (3) forms an image that converges towards the focus (F) on the side of the telescope. This home is called Newton's home.
Il est connu que le télescope de Newton peut être utilisé comme un réflecteur présentant une courte focale, mais possédant une image très lumineuse. Il est surtout utilisé pour l'observation stellaire, du ciel profond. It is known that Newton's telescope can be used as a reflector having a short focal length, but having a very bright image. It is mostly used for stellar observation, deep sky.
L'objectif de la présente invention est de proposer un télescope astronomique simple dans sa conception et facile dans son utilisation, réalisé avec deux miroirs secondaires, dont l'un hyperbolique convexe de type Cassegrain et l'autre plan positionné à 45 de type Newton. L'agencement des miroirs dans la partie secondaire permet d'obtenir deux configurations différentes intégrées dans un seul et même système convertible, ce système est fixé au centre du tube du télescope, entre les lames de l'araignée, il offre ainsi par sa conception, un télescope transformable. The object of the present invention is to provide an astronomical telescope simple in its design and easy to use, made with two secondary mirrors, one hyperbolic convex Cassegrain type and the other plane positioned at 45 Newton type. The arrangement of the mirrors in the abutment makes it possible to obtain two different configurations integrated in one and the same convertible system, this system is fixed at the center of the telescope tube, between the blades of the spider, it thus offers by its design , a transformable telescope.
A cet effet, l'invention concerne un télescope astronomique comprenant, clans l'ordre, de l'entrée du faisceau lumineux (L) à sa sortie (F) : - un miroir réflecteur primaire parabolique concave (1), de type Cassegrain. un système pivotant fixé au centre de l'araignée, supportant: - un miroir secondaire hyperbolique convexe (2), de type Cassegrain. - et un miroir secondaire plan positionné à 45 (3), type Newton. To this end, the invention relates to an astronomical telescope comprising, in order, from the input of the light beam (L) at its output (F): a concave parabolic primary reflector mirror (1) of the Cassegrain type. a pivoting system fixed to the center of the spider, supporting: a convex hyperbolic secondary mirror (2), of the Cassegrain type. - and a secondary mirror plane positioned at 45 (3), Newton type.
Selon l'invention le système pivotant comprend un premier miroir secondaire hyperbolique convexe, de type Cassegrain avec les possibilités de centrage et réglage en profondeur, puis un deuxième miroir secondaire plan positionné à 45 , de type Newton, avec les possibilités de centrage et réglage en rotation. Les deux miroirs possédant des caractéristiques différentes, sont montés diamétralement opposés, dans un système pivotant d'un demi-tour au centre de l'araignée, le système permet l'immobilisation de chacun des deux miroirs en position axiale du faisceau lumineux. Cette combinaison particulière permet l'utilisation de l'une ou l'autre configuration pour l'observation astronomique. According to the invention, the pivoting system comprises a first convex hyperbolic secondary mirror of Cassegrain type with the possibilities of centering and depth adjustment, then a second secondary plane mirror positioned at 45, of Newton type, with the possibilities of centering and adjustment in rotation. The two mirrors having different characteristics, are mounted diametrically opposed, in a pivoting system of a half turn in the center of the spider, the system allows the immobilization of each of the two mirrors in the axial position of the light beam. This particular combination allows the use of either configuration for astronomical observation.
L'invention sera décrite plus en détails en référence aux dessins (1 à 6) annexés dans lesquels: - la figure 1 est une représentation schématique d'un télescope de type Cassegrain de l'art antérieur décrit plus haut; la figure 2 est une représentation schématique d'un télescope de type Newton de l'art antérieur décrit plus haut; - la figure 3 est une représentation de la vue de dessus en coupe d'un télescope combiné selon l'invention, positionné en configuration de type Cassegrain; - la figure 4 est une représentation de la vue de dessus en coupe d'un télescope combiné selon l'invention, positionné en configuration de type Newton; - la figure 5 est la représentation de deux vues en coupe d'un système préféré selon l'invention. Le dessin de gauche est une projection en vue de dessus du dessin de droite en coupe suivant AA. Le dessin de droite est une projection en vue de gauche du dessin de gauche en coupe suivant BB. The invention will be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings (1 to 6), in which: FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic representation of a Cassegrain type telescope of the prior art described above; Figure 2 is a schematic representation of a Newton-type telescope of the prior art described above; FIG. 3 is a representation of the sectional top view of a combined telescope according to the invention, positioned in Cassegrain type configuration; FIG. 4 is a representation of the sectional top view of a combined telescope according to the invention, positioned in a Newton-type configuration; - Figure 5 is the representation of two sectional views of a preferred system according to the invention. The drawing on the left is a projection in plan view of the right drawing in section along AA. The drawing on the right is a projection in left view of the left drawing in section along BB.
Le système convertible est centré dans le tube du télescope, sa position est maintenue entre les lames de l'araignée (18), elle permet à l'entrée du flux lumineux venant de la gauche de la figure 3 et 4, et provenant d'un objet céleste placé à l'infini de se propager suivant le flux optique (L), il passe alors autour du système convertible avant d'être projeté sur le miroir sphérique concave (1). dit miroir primaire, son diamètre est percé en son centre. The convertible system is centered in the tube of the telescope, its position is maintained between the blades of the spider (18), it allows the entry of the luminous flux coming from the left of the figure 3 and 4, and coming from a celestial object placed at infinity to propagate along the optical flow (L), it then passes around the convertible system before being projected onto the concave spherical mirror (1). said primary mirror, its diameter is pierced at its center.
Sur la figure 3, la représentation de l'objet céleste à observer étant planétaire, le système optique se trouve alors positionné en mode dit de Cassegrain. In FIG. 3, the representation of the celestial object to be observed being planetary, the optical system is then positioned in so-called Cassegrain mode.
Le système convertible est maintenu à l'arrêt par le serrage manuel du bouton moleté (13), ce freinage évite les vibrations pendant l'observation et garantit le maintien axial de l'ensemble. Le flux lumineux de l'image (L), collecté par le miroir primaire (1), est renvoyé sur le miroir sphérique convexe (2) du système convertible. L'image planétaire reçue sur le miroir convexe (2), a la possibilité d'être orientée dans l'axe du foyer par le réglage des vis du barillet (8), agissant sur le porte-miroir (4) muni de son pare-lumière (6). L'image ainsi réfléchie par le miroir (2) converge vers le trou central du miroir primaire (1) avant d'être focalisée dans l'oculaire (F) à la sortie arrière du télescope. The convertible system is kept at a standstill by the manual tightening of the knurled knob (13), this braking prevents vibrations during the observation and ensures the axial maintenance of the assembly. The luminous flux of the image (L), collected by the primary mirror (1), is returned to the convex spherical mirror (2) of the convertible system. The planetary image received on the convex mirror (2) has the possibility of being oriented in the axis of the focus by adjusting the screws of the barrel (8), acting on the mirror holder (4) provided with its mirror -light (6). The image thus reflected by the mirror (2) converges towards the central hole of the primary mirror (1) before being focused in the eyepiece (F) at the rear exit of the telescope.
Sur la figure 4, la représentation de l'objet céleste à observer étant stellaire, la configuration du télescope se trouver modifiée. Le positionnement du système optique en mode dit de Newton, s'effectue par le changement du miroir secondaire hyperbolique convexe (2), le système pivote autour d'un axe pour amener le miroir secondaire plan (3) en position d'observation. In FIG. 4, the representation of the celestial object to be observed being stellar, the configuration of the telescope will be modified. The positioning of the optical system in Newton's so-called mode is effected by changing the convex hyperbolic secondary mirror (2), the system pivots about an axis to bring the secondary plane mirror (3) to the observation position.
Le desserrage le bouton moleté (13) libère le système convertible, une brève impulsion manuelle, dans un sens ou dans l'autre, entraîne la rotation du palier central (10), ce palier permet à l'ensemble du système d'effectuer une rotation de 180 sur deux roulements à billes (14 fig.5) autour de l'axe (15 fig.5), cet axe est fixé entre deux brides (17 fig.5) soutenues au centre du tube du télescope par l'araignée (18), cette araignée est constituée de deux lames cintrées, assurant la liaison entre le système convertible et le tulbe du télescope. Deux poussoirs à ressort (11 et 12), vissés sur le palier (10), produisent l'immobilisation instantanée du système en agissant sur la bague d'arrêt (16), cette bague possède deux logements coniques pouvant contenir la bille des poussoirs en position d'observation. Le miroir plan (3), se trouve positionné face au miroir primaire (1), le système est alors freiné par le serrage du bouton moleté (13). En agissant sur le réglage des vis du barillet (9), le porte-miroir (5), a la possibilité d'orienter l'image ainsi réfléchie, dans l'axe optique des miroirs. La position de cette configuration, permet au miroir plan (3) de collecter l'image stellaire du miroir primaire (1), pour être focalisée dans l'oculaire (F) sur le côté du tube de télescope. -4,- Loosening the knurled knob (13) releases the convertible system, a short manual pulse in one direction or the other causes the central bearing (10) to rotate, this bearing allows the entire system to perform a rotation of 180 on two ball bearings (14 fig.5) around the axis (15 fig.5), this axis is fixed between two flanges (17 fig.5) supported in the center of the telescope tube by the spider (18), this spider consists of two curved blades, providing the link between the convertible system and the tulbe of the telescope. Two spring plungers (11 and 12), screwed on the bearing (10), produce the instant immobilization of the system by acting on the stop ring (16), this ring has two conical housings that can contain the ball of the pushers. observation position. The plane mirror (3) is positioned facing the primary mirror (1), the system is then braked by the tightening of the knurled knob (13). By acting on the adjustment of the screws of the barrel (9), the mirror holder (5) has the possibility of orienting the image thus reflected, in the optical axis of the mirrors. The position of this configuration allows the plane mirror (3) to collect the stellar image of the primary mirror (1), to be focused in the eyepiece (F) on the side of the telescope tube. -4 -
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