bojan
08-04-2007, 02:04 PM
The violin makers are experts in design and making the resonant cavities of string instruments to produce a loud and beautiful sound..
However, I have quite the opposite problem - how to reduce and dampen the acoustical vibrations inside the newtonian tube (tube is fibreglass and vibrations are produced by stepper motors when tracking), which are destoying the image quality at high magnifications... I believe the most affected part is secondary mirror, and that the problem could be possibly solved by inseting the baffles (which material?) at appropriate spacings inside the tube.... Motors are already mounted on the rubber absorbers, so the noise is already reduced at its source as much as I possibly could...
Any ideas and solutions to the problem will be most appreciated...
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However, I have quite the opposite problem - how to reduce and dampen the acoustical vibrations inside the newtonian tube (tube is fibreglass and vibrations are produced by stepper motors when tracking), which are destoying the image quality at high magnifications... I believe the most affected part is secondary mirror, and that the problem could be possibly solved by inseting the baffles (which material?) at appropriate spacings inside the tube.... Motors are already mounted on the rubber absorbers, so the noise is already reduced at its source as much as I possibly could...
Any ideas and solutions to the problem will be most appreciated...
B