ESPRESSO: Order definition
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Order-definition frames are spectroscopic flat fields. They are used to trace
and identify spectral orders on the detector. There is one frame per input
fibre (A or B). They are measured daily in HR with 1x1 and 2x1 binning;
order-definition frames for UHR and MR are typically taken only when
UHR or MR science data have been observed during the night.
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Order definition frame. Example raw frame for the blue detector. The apparent gaps in the orders come from the pre-/overscan of the read-out ports.
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Number of identified orders
QC1_parameters
FITS key |
QC1 database: table, name |
definition |
class* |
HC_plot** |
more docu |
QC.ORDER.NB | espresso_orderdef..fiba_order_nb | number of found orders from fibre A | CAL | | [docuSys coming] |
QC.ORDER.NB | espresso_orderdef..fibb_order_nb | number of found orders from fibre B | CAL | | [docuSys coming] |
*Class: KPI - instrument performance; HC - instrument health; CAL - calibration quality; ENG - engineering parameter
**There might be more than one. |
Trending
The number of orders is trended separately for the five different
combinations of resolving power and binning:
HR with 1x1 and 2x1 binning, UHR with 1x1 binning, and MR with 4x2 and 8x4
binning.
Scoring&thresholds Number of identified orders
The number of orders must be exactly 170 for HR and UHR and 85 for MR.
History
No particular events.
Algorithm Number of identified orders
The number of orders as identified by the pipeline for each fibre.
Due to ESPRESSO's optical design, each fibre has two images on the detector.
In HR and UHR, these images are separated well enough so that they are counted
as separate orders by the pipeline recipe. This gives 90 orders on the blue
chip and 80 orders on the red. In MR, the two fibre images overlap and the
pipeline counts them as one order. This means 45 orders on the blue and 40
orders on the red chip.
Order position
QC1_parameters
FITS key |
QC1 database: table, name |
definition |
class* |
HC_plot** |
more docu |
QC.ORDERnn.EXT[0,1].POS | espresso_orderdef..fiba_centorder_pos | position on detector of central order in fibre A [pixels] | HC | | [docuSys coming] |
QC.ORDERnn.EXT[0,1].POS | espresso_orderdef..fibb_centorder_pos | position on detector of central order in fibre B [pixels] | HC | | [docuSys coming] |
*Class: KPI - instrument performance; HC - instrument health; CAL - calibration quality; ENG - engineering parameter
**There might be more than one. |
For monitoring purposes, a central order has been chosen on each chip.
The following table gives the relation between physical order and order number
as given by the pipeline (and used in the header keyword names). The pipeline
order number is also recorded in the QC1 database key
espresso_orderdef..pipe_centorder.
Resolution | Chip | Physical order | Pipeline order |
(U)HR | BLUE | 134 | 55 |
(U)HR | RED | 94 | 47 |
MR | BLUE | 134 | 28 |
MR | RED | 94 | 24 |
Trending
The position of a central order on each chip
is trended separately for the five different
combinations of resolving power and binning:
HR with 1x1 and 2x1 binning, UHR with 1x1 binning, and MR with 4x2 and 8x4
binning.
Scoring&thresholds Order position
Scoring is not implemented.
History
Date |
event |
2018-03-21 | Orders shifted on blue chip after intervention. |
2019-03-27 | earth quake after daytime calibrations |
2020-02-10 | earth quake after daytime calibrations |
Algorithm Order position
Pipeline calculated QC parameters.
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