IRDIS – Infra-Red Dual-beam Imager and Spectrograph

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IRDIS – Infra-Red Dual-beam Imager and Spectrograph is a near-infrared imaging and spectroscopic instrument used in high-contrast exoplanet and circumstellar disk observations as part of the SPHERE facility on the Very Large Telescope.

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instanceOf astronomical instrument
near-infrared imager
spectrograph
acronym IRDIS NERFINISHED
associatedWith SPHERE-IFS NERFINISHED
SPHERE-ZIMPOL NERFINISHED
commissionedAsPartOf SPHERE commissioning on the VLT
dataProduct dual-band images
high-contrast images
low-resolution spectra
fullName Infra-Red Dual-beam Imager and Spectrograph NERFINISHED
hostInstrument SPHERE NERFINISHED
installedOn VLT Unit Telescope 3 Melipal NERFINISHED
locatedAt Very Large Telescope NERFINISHED
mode classical imaging
dual-band imaging
long-slit spectroscopy
polarimetric imaging
observatory Paranal Observatory NERFINISHED
observes brown dwarfs
debris disks
protoplanetary disks
young giant exoplanets
operatedBy European Southern Observatory NERFINISHED
partOf SPHERE
SPHERE high-contrast imaging facility NERFINISHED
primaryScienceCase circumstellar disk imaging
exoplanet imaging
scienceBand H band
J band
K band
Y band
scienceField circumstellar environment studies
exoplanet science
planet formation
stellar astrophysics
scienceGoal characterization of exoplanet atmospheres
direct detection of exoplanets
high-contrast observations
study of circumstellar disks
telescope Very Large Telescope NERFINISHED
uses adaptive optics from SPHERE
coronagraphs from SPHERE
usesTechnique differential imaging
dual-beam imaging
spectroscopy
wavelengthRange near-infrared

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SPHERE subsystemFullName IRDIS – Infra-Red Dual-beam Imager and Spectrograph