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Kalman and h-infinity controllers for GeMS

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Neichel, Benoit
Rigaut, Francois
Guesalaga, A
Rodriguez, Ignacio
Guzman, D

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Optical Society of America

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GeMS is the Gemini Multi-conjugate System. The system includes 5 Laser Guide Stars, 3 Natural Guide Stars, 3 Deformable Mirrors 1 Tip-Tilt Mirror. In this paper we focus on the control of the Tip-Tilt loop. Two new controllers have been implemented and tested, namely Kalman and H-infinity. We demonstrate that these controllers provide the means to efficiently attenuate vibration or certain frequency bands for GeMS.

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